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Avoid Blowing Veteran’s Benefits

Check out this article from WealthManagement.com.  It talks about how selling trusts and life insurance to war veterans can be tricky.  Dealing with both Medicaid and VA rules can be very complicated.  One misstep could disqualify a veteran from important benefits.  Click on the following link to read the article:

Avoid Blowing Veteran’s Benefits

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