This Week @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union

Short, timely articles based on a real-world weekly theme.

Planning for Children With Special Needs

This week, we'll explore some of the most pressing financial issues faced by parents of children with special needs.
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Preserving Your Child's Financial Future

An introduction to some of the most pressing financial planning issues parents of children with special needs may face.

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Short and Long-Term Financial Needs

By estimating immediate and long-term financial needs, it's possible to create a financial plan that secures your child's future.

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Estate Planning Basics

A review of what you need to know about special needs estate planning: the most important information about trusts, wills, and trustees.

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How to Create a Letter of Intent

Addresses why letters of intent are so critical to the ongoing care of your child and how to create one.

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Guardianship vs Power of Attorney

Power of attorney and guardianship differ considerably in the durability of powers granted and the level of court involvement.

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A Network to Advocate for Your Child

How to build a network of advocates with the experience and resources necessary to secure your child's future.

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Building Financial Security

A review of programs and strategies that can help parents better provide for their child's financial future.

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Insurance and Financial Planning

Insurance plays a vital role in protecting assets, maintaining lifestyle standards, and ensuring financial stability for yourself and your dependents.

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Integrating Insurance Into Your Financial Plan

An introduction to how insurance plays an important role in financial planning.

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Auto Insurance

In many cases, the minimum insurance requirements in your state may not be enough to protect your assets in the event of an accident.

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Life Insurance

How life insurance plays a role in financial planning, including the differences between term and whole life policies.

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Disability Insurance

Policies that replace a portion of your wages if you become unable to work can be complex, but they may provide important benefits.

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Homeowners Insurance

Up to two out of three homes may not have adequate insurance coverage. How could this happen to so many people?

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Renters Insurance

Even if you don't own a home, your possessions are assets that may be difficult to replace after events such as fire, theft, or vandalism.

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Umbrella Insurance

Umbrella insurance is an option many overlook, but it can be an essential part of a solid financial plan. Learn how.

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