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: Connecticut Medicaid & Estate PlanningCritical Connecticut Medicaid Mistake #3
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This is the third post in my series on mistakes people make when looking ahead to a possible Connecticut Medicaid application for nursing home assistance. The mistake we are looking at today is PROCRASTINATION.
In too many cases, families have transferred funds, made purchases, or otherwise acted on the annecdotal advice of people. I guess people start out with the assumption that obtaining Connecticut Medicaid nursing home benefits is really no big deal.
In most cases, applying for Connecticut read more
Full post as published by Connecticut Medicaid & Estate Planning on June 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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