Asha Paulose
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333 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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He can just take it.
And if
he predeceases mom, those funds may not automatically go to mom.
The way the account is listed, it might actually go to his family.
So that's another tension you don't wanna deal with.
And then finally, if the son actually gets into any legal trouble, bankruptcy, divorce, whatever it is, things that, again, no one wants to think about,
That account is now attached.
So you're holding yourself so vulnerable to other people's and in reality, you're losing control.
So I think those are the two big mistakes that I have to like, like take a breath when someone tells me that they've done this and see how we can undo it.
You know, when you when you retire, when you turn 65, you can apply for something called Medicare and that there is no threshold like, oh, you have to have a certain income or you have to be where it's you turn a certain age, you get that insurance.
And when you think of Medicare, you should think it's just like my work insurance, right?
It covers my doctor's appointments.
It covers my hospital visits.
I still have to pay a copay.
I still got to pay coinsurance.
It's just like your okay work insurance, you know, nothing to brag about, but that's Medicare.
And so what people do is instead of paying that copay or coinsurance, they get supplemental insurance for their pharmacy needs and everything else.
So that's Medicare.
When you look at Medicare or your supplemental insurance, they're a business just like any business.
So they will pitch these things to you that are not really true.
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