DIY Supported Housing
From shared apartments to supported housing, learn how families and organizations are creating supportive environments for loved ones with a disability.
Texas Silver Alerts: Balancing Effectiveness and Awareness
As we drive the Texas highways, from time to time we see a Silver Alert. We also receive Silver Alerts on our cell phones, asking us to help find a missing elder, often a person with dementia who has wandered off and become confused. How effective are these alerts?
How To Safeguard Your Bank Accounts
Holding your bank accounts properly can help protect your money while making sure that it passes to the people you plan, all without the need for probate – at least with regard to the bank accounts.
Transfer on Death and Lady Bird Deeds: Important Differences
You can preserve your home from Medicaid Estate Recovery by recording either a Transfer on Death or a Lady Bird Deed (formally called a General Warranty Deed Reserving Extended Life Estate). Read more for important differences.
Overcoming Challenges of Living Independently for Disabled Adults
There are any number of ways to live independently, with appropriate services and supports, and be in community. Segregation robs us of the opportunity to learn from one another’s life experience. Segregating people with disabilities is even more harmful.
5 Ways Life Insurance Can Benefit You While Alive
We usually think of life insurance as something which will help our family when we are gone. Sometimes it is possible for the life insurance to benefit us, and them, while we are alive.
Ring Fencing Your Agent: Durable Power of Attorney Strategies
A Durable Power of Attorney is a powerful – and a dangerous – document. While it does not deprive you of access to your funds, it gives the person you name equal access. Explore strategies to safeguard your finances, address cognitive decline concerns, and make informed decisions.
Managing Money in Retirement: Health Matters as Much as Wealth
Retirement involves more than just cash flow. Understand the importance of health and the necessity of preparing for declines in Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
Help in Buying a Home: 5 Resources
While about two-thirds of Americans own their own home – and 87% of those 65 and older do – this goal can be difficult to reach for people living with a disability or retiring on Social Security. But it may not be impossible with these 5 resources that offer help in buying a home.
Help with Home Modification for Elderly and Disabled in Texas
As we age, or if we are disabled, we may need to modify our home to make it senior-friendly or disability-friendly. By taking advantage of available grants, programs, and tax benefits, you can significantly ease the financial burden of home modifications.
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