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Who Will Make Your Medical Decisions?
For solo agers, estate planning isn’t just about writing a will—it’s about choosing who will execute it when you can’t. Attorney Harry Margolis warns that waiting until a crisis hits risks letting a court make those decisions for you. Finding trustworthy people for power of attorney or health care proxy roles is tough—friends or family may not be reliable, and professionals often avoid medical decisions. The solution? Build a personal support network, join or start a “village,” and start planning in your 60s to avoid losing control over your care and finances. Support the show:Get a discount…
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