End-of-life health-care costs are for the most part underestimated–the biggest expense being in-home care.
While not a pleasant topic to address, issues such as power of attorney, spelling out any wishes beyond what’s in the will, the fine print of annuities, and reverse mortgages, are better handled sooner than later.
Read more from Tom Lauricella’s article in The Wall Street Journal»
The Costs of End-of-Life Care – WSJ.com.
