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Victor441
Asked February 2018
In PA can they touch my IRA if my wife needs to go in a nursing home?
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Feb 2018
IRA (Individual Retirement Account) is for the individual only, and if the individual dies, it goes to the beneficiary.
That is my understanding. Anyone with more knowledge please chime in.
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That is my understanding. Anyone with more knowledge please chime in.