Fidelity Viewpoint – Managing Cognitive Decline

This is a helpful reminder for those who are helping family members with cognitive challenges and for those of us who might start to struggle at some point in the future. I am thankful that my wife’s mother recognized that she needed help and then accepted help. Her financial “advisors” were not doing a good job and they were charging her for the work they were doing. We made changes together while she was still able to make decisions regarding her future. Now she is no longer able to do that. She was wise to act when she could and set in place the right legal documents with her attorney’s help.

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Managing cognitive decline

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Author: proverbs27flocks

Elder, leader and teacher at Memorial Baptist Church in Verona Wisconsin. One of my joys is helping others with their investments and teaching them wise investment principles. To God be the glory.

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