When Inheritance Is Negative - Wall St Journal 1/22/2008
By Marshall Eckblad
People who don't prepare to care for their sick and aging parents could fall victim to what economists call "negative inheritance."
If the term seems foreign, the scenario it describes won't: It is when costs to children caring for their relatives outstrip any gifts or bequests they might receive in return.
To protect against the havoc a negative inheritance can wreak on a financial plan, financial advisers have developed detailed strategies, typically including a combination of family dialogue, long-term-care insurance and proactive management of the parents' remaining assets.
Trump Cancels Trade Talks with Canada Over a Ronald Reagan Ad
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Negotiators had worked for weeks on an agreement to reduce Trump’s steel
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