Financial caregiving
•Preventing fraud
•Power of attorney
•Estate settlement
As caregivers for aging parents, that sometimes means taking on the financial caregiving, which can include everything to paying their bills, fraud prevention, or estate planning. While it can be really overwhelming to help your aging parents manage their finances and plan for the future, we have some recommendations and community advice to help you on this journey.
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American Bankers Association
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Sandwich Club's recommended products
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Getting Your Parent's Financial House in Order
It can be really overwhelming to help your aging parents manage their finances, especially if they haven't involved you before. From full-on financial planning to organizing key documents, these services make it easier to have hard conversations around money, honor our loved ones' wishes, and keep their finances secure and streamlined.
Track spending with ease
An easy to use app that tracks spending across accounts for help budgeting and paying off debt.
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Simplify estate planning
Save time and lighten the burden of estate planning by letting Alix take the lead.
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Prevent identity theft and fraud
Protect your loved one against scams and fraud that could jeopardize their finances.
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Care smarter
Juggle your caregiving responsibilities – including the financial – in an app designed to make it all easier.
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I find using an app for Caregiving role and a financial app together has been best for me to include scheduled tasks and responsibilities such as financials while allowing me to have access and viewing to the financial accounts and other financial documents.
Jenny Y.
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American Bankers Association
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Uncared For
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