Practical Money Skills for Life - At Home: Elder Care

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Elder Care

Caring for the elderly is a challenge and can be overwhelming if not given proper consideration. Factors to consider include the choice between professional and home care, as well as a number of financial and legal issues.

•	The Legalities of Elder Care
•	Financing Elder Care
•	Personal vs. Professional Care
•	End of Life Concerns

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