EPISODE · Jan 14, 2019 · 14 MIN
Are Children Responsible For Their Parent's Debts?, Ep #70
from Retirement Starts Today · host Benjamin Brandt CFP®, RICP®
What would you do if a $90,000 bill showed up in your mail a few weeks after your parents passed away? Can creditors pursue children for the medical expenses of their parents? We'll get into it on this episode. But first, I want to address what's going on in the markets. It looks like there […]
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