VA Fiduciary
The designation of an individual appointed to receive veteran's benefits for anyone ruled incompetent to administer their own benefits. After initiating a request, the VA administration conducts a field examination to approve the fiduciary to assist the beneficiary in managing benefits.
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What Is a Professional Fiduciary?
When friends or family members are unwilling or unable to take responsibility for an elder's legal, financial and medical decisions, professional fiduciary services can ensure that their affairs are taken care of.
8 CommentsWhen POA Isn’t Enough: Authorizations Needed to Act on a Loved One’s Behalf
Power of attorney documents allow caregivers to access personal information and make vital decisions for elderly loved ones, but some institutions require additional forms. See what other authorizations you may need to get.
19 CommentsApplying for Veterans Benefits: 5 Tips for Caregivers and Spouses
Whether you’re looking to help an aging loved one apply for veterans benefits and/or manage their payments and VA health care, the following tips are crucial to successfully navigating the VA system.
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VA Fiduciary Questions
How do I find a fiduciary?
3 AnswersMACinCT Answered Apr 30, 2023Taking care of both parents in your home. Any advice?
3 AnswersPeggySue2020 Answered Aug 2022Anyone have experience filing for fiduciary for disabled parent?
3 AnswersAlvaDeer Answered Jul 2022How can I become a fiduciary for a friend who is a veteran? He has no family to help him with his financial affairs.
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"Fiduciaries" versus Fiduciaries
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