Guiding clients with diminishing mental capacity: Summary {PFP Section}

American Institute of CPAs - Personal Financial Planning (PFP)

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CPA financial planners are often in a position to be the first to recognize declining cognitive function in a client. Reina Schlager, CPA/PFS, takes you through a summary of her 6-part series so that you can protect your clients financially and ensure a smooth transition of care. She covers:

Does an 18-year-old need a durable POA?
Client experiences to give you ideas of what to look for with your clients
The 9 domains of diminished capacity
The 10 warning signs from the Alzheimer’s Association
Planning while clients are well
Housing alternatives

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