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Estate Planning

An SI Board Since March 1998

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Emcee: posthumousone	Type: Unmoderated

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11	Oh, sending the family on a 3 week cruise--I don't think so. Now that she&	Greta Mc	-	3/31/1998
10	A Different Topic - Family Limited Partnerships I have three young children an	peter michaelson	-	3/31/1998
9	Why do you say a resident of "a home" may not spend her money any d@m	Colin Cody	-	3/31/1998
8	The problem with dieing broke is you probably end up living broke at some point	Greta Mc	-	3/31/1998
7	but if they are already in a home they cant use that money for anything other t	posthumousone	-	3/31/1998
6	can't belive the nursing home is $1600 a month ive seen them for mor	posthumousone	-	3/31/1998
5	thanks for responding..... yes there is nothing that can be done to save any o	posthumousone	-	3/31/1998
4	can't belive the nursing home is $1600 a month ive seen them for more like	PitBull	-	3/31/1998
3	If the rule is 3 years and the cost is $60K per year, then gifting away ALL OF	Colin Cody	-	3/31/1998
2	Went through something similar. But my dad's nursing home cost much more a	Greta Mc	-	3/31/1998
1	Been there, done that. And it is not fun. At this point, gifting may be limited	ccryder	-	3/31/1998

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