Many people still expect that government programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid, will pay for their long-term care needs. Unfortunately, these programs provide limited assistance for long-term care needs.
Heirs routinely lose a large percentage of inherited IRAs to
unnecessary taxes. The rules are simple, but they aren't obvious and most heirs
don't know about them or to ask about them. If you don't want a large portion
or your hard-earned wealth and careful plans wasted, be sure your heirs know
how to manage their new IRAs. Here are some key points.
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