Afsar Estate Planning

News You Can Use

September 2016

Finally!  The heat of summer is winding down and bringing San Diego its cooler weather and the second issue of Afsar Estate Planning's "News You Can Use".  This issue includes interesting news on Life Hacks, Scams, Estate Planning, Retirement and Social Security benefits, Identity Theft, and a couple articles on End-of-Life issues.    

 

Shameless Plug For Arianna Afsar. The long awaited, highly anticipated Hamilton: The American Musical opens in Chicago on September 27, 2016.  You can bet that is where I will be!!

Frequently Asked Questions

This month's question is What Is A Power of Attorney; Do I Need One?

News You Can Use

Hearing Test Via Phone, Free To AARP Members - AARP

There are several ways to access the test. AARP has teamed with the National Hearing Test to provide free screening for its members for a limited time. AARP members can start the test process by visiting the online AARP Hearing Center.

What to Say to Someone Who's Dying

My friend's distress was acute. For weeks she'd been running herself ragged, attending to her ailing octogenarian father. Daily visits to the hospital had given way to frantic efforts to turn his apartment into a home hospice after he made clear that he wanted to return to his apartment.

What's worse than death? Dementia and breathing machines, patients say | Fox News

For patients facing serious illnesses, dying isn't necessarily the thing they dread the most - according to a new survey, a majority of patients consider bowel and urinary incontinence and having to rely on a breathing machine to be fates worse than death.

Widow Social Security benefit starts as early as age 60

Q: I am 67 and my wife is 54. I started collecting Social Security at 62. If I died today would she continue to receive my $1,400 Social Security benefit? If not, what age could she? - Patrick Chisholm, Lake Worth, Fla.

How early retirement affects Social Security benefit

Q: I hope you can help me understand my situation a little bit better. I've paid into Social Security for more than 35 years. I retired at 55 and don't intend to go back to work. My full retirement age is 67. I don't need to start Social Security until 67 or later.

The most important part of a young person's estate plan

Young clients, even the millennial children of older clients, probably don't spring to mind as necessary recipients of estate-planning advice. After all, young adults are likely enrolled in college or are early on in their working careers, and haven't amassed much in financial assets.

5 Facebook secrets you should be using

The number is simply astounding. In the second quarter of 2016, Facebook had more than 1.7 billion people active monthly users. And it's a safe bet that many of them do not know these five secrets. 1. Erase your search history Maybe you were just mildly curious, but the evidence is still there.

Scams top the list of fastest-growing consumer complaints

Tax ID theft and scams such as phone calls from someone claiming to be with the IRS, your employer or your credit card issuer present a double threat: They're both the fastest-growing and worst types of consumer complaints, according to a survey released Wednesday.

Life Hacks Of The Month - 24 Pics

Presentations

September 2016

In September, I have a weekly series on Wednesdays at 6:30pm at the Meridian in San Marcos.  Click here for further information on all upcoming Presentations. 

Free Presentations

If you, your group or organization, or anyone you know would like to have a FREE Presentation, contact info@afsarestateplanning.com or 858-356-2731 to schedule one. Topics include:

Everything You've Always Wanted to Know About Estate Planning...But Were Afraid To Ask.

If It Sounds Too Good To Be True…It's Probably A Scam.

Transfer On Death Deed…Is It A Good Or Bad Idea?

Tenancy In Common, Joint Tenancy, Community Property…How Should I Vest Title?

AB Trusts…Are They Necessary or Obsolete?

What Documents Do I Need Before I Become Incapacitated?

What Happens To My Stuff When I Die?

AHCD, POLST, RTD…What’s The Difference?

Power Of Attorney…What Is It and Do I Need One?

Trust Review…Revise, Renew or Restate?

 

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