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Can You Take a Trip to Trenton?
On June 7 (not May 24) the New Jersey Assembly will vote on a bill concerning refundable entrance fees. This is an issue that ORANJ
Refundable Bill: Action Needed — May 24 in Trenton
On the afternoon of May 24 the Assembly will act on the ORANJ-sponsored bill concerning refundable deposits. It would make a statement if many ORANJ
NYTimes: How to Talk About Moving to a Retirement Home: ‘It’s a Journey’
Having a conversation about moving — whether it’s with a relative, even a spouse — brings up lots of anxiety. Here’s how to go about it.
Katherine Pearson’s Post on Refundable Deposits
On April 18, Katherine Pearson posted about the Refundable Fee Legislation pending in New Jersey. Her post included a description of the floor amendments which
Tax Conferees — Phone and Fax Numbers
Contact info came from NaCCRA. I’m skipping the sample message. In your brief phone call you could mention what the loss medical deduction means to
Medical expense action by AARP and many many organization
The link goes to a November 2017 AARP Public Policy Institute’s fact sheet and a letter that was submitted by many National organizations to Washington
Don’t Let Congress Take Away the Medical Expense Deduction
Currently the top action item for both LeadingAge and NaCCRA is working to keep the deduction for medical expenses. Thanks to LeadingAge it is very
Follow-up on “Adjusting to a new CCRC”
Eugenia Wilson, thank you so much for your comment on the previous post. I’m repeating it here for all the subscribers. Eugenia wrote, “I totally agree.
Inquirer Article on Adjusting to a CCRC
The Sunday, May 28 issue of the Philadelphia Inquirer has a story, starting on page 1, about “Adapting to Independent Living.” It concerns a University