Helping Families Navigate the Financial Challenges of Age Transitions
Find the support to make the best decisions for your parents’ finances and healthcare inside Financial Caregiver Academy.
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Here’s how Financial Caregiver Academy has helped hundreds of families navigate the financial challenges of caregiving.
“It brought our family closer and gave me the tools to navigate challenging situations with empathy and resilience.” – Emily, youngest child of Dr. and Mrs. Baker
“I now feel confident and empowered to make informed decisions for my parents’ financial future.” – Mark, son of Stan and Marjorie
A lack of understanding about the intricacies of Medicare, Medicaid, and estate planning further compounded Janice’s anxiety about her mother’s future.
An introduction to the course by course creator, David Russell.
Our course begins with a lesson on aging. What does aging mean, and when is someone old? We’ll learn different definitions of aging, and how they influence the way we think about older people.
In this lesson, we’ll examine the mental processes involved in cognition and memory. You will learn the difference between normal age-related cognitive decline and cognitive diseases, and you will understand how aging affects the different kinds of memory functions we possess.
In this lesson, we discuss the three legal concepts of Capacity, Consent, and Undue Influence. You will learn that capacity is a fluid definition that depends on circumstances and context, and that consent can only be given when capacity is possessed. Next, we will discuss undue influence and how it is used to manipulate someone away from the exercise of their free will, and how you can protect your aging loved-one from it.
In this lesson, you will learn about elder financial abuse; why it often goes unreported, and who the perpetrators of elder financial abuse are. You will understand the various ways that elders can be taken advantage of, and how you can protect your aging loved-ones from becoming a victim.
We devote two lessons to the topic of working together as a family, and explore why caregiving can create divisions between family members as well as how it can bring families together. The culmination of these lessons is the adoption of a family caregiving code of honor to guide the behavior of all family members towards an aging loved one.
We begin our lessons on the four P’s of financial caregiving which are the
that you will need to know about to effectively manage the financial life of another.
The first P is the People that you’ll need to know about in your aging loved-ones life. We’ll explore three groups of people:
and what a financial caregiver needs to know about these three groups.
We divide the discussion on Property into two lessons. In part one, we look at the various property types that your parents may own, and what the evidence of ownership is for each property type.
In the second lesson, we discuss how different properties can be titled, that is how they may be owned by your loved one, and the effect that ownership title may have on the financial caregiver’s ability to effectively manage it, as well as how it may be passed at the owner’s death.
We devote the next six lessons to understanding the various programs that your aging loved one may receive benefits from, including:
The last five lessons deal with the various Plans that your aging loved-ones have (or should have) in place that contemplate the inevitable last stages of life. These lessons include:
In our final lesson, we’ll discuss how caregiving can impact your own personal financial plan, and ways that you can safeguard your own plans from being derailed by the caregiving burden.
If you are not completely satisfied with the Course, let us know within seven days of the completion of the course, and we’ll refund 100% of your enrollment fees. *
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Enroll today and Take the first lesson – The Jouney of Aging – free!
Pay only if you decide to continue.
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The cost for the Course, Lifetime Community Access, and Weekly Coaching sessions is being offered for a limited time for only $349 or $125 per month for three months.
This course is designed for individuals who are or will be financial caregivers, including family members, professional caregivers, or financial professionals looking to support and manage the financial affairs of seniors or vulnerable individuals.
The course covers essential financial caregiving aspects such as managing budgets, handling bills, understanding legal and financial documents, navigating government assistance programs, protecting against financial fraud, and more.
The course is self-paced, allowing you to study at your own convenience and progress through the material according to your schedule.
No prior financial knowledge is required. The course is designed to be accessible to learners of all backgrounds and experience levels.
Yes, upon successfully finishing the course and passing the final assessment, you will receive a certificate of completion to showcase your newfound expertise in financial caregiving.
Once enrolled as a paying student, you will have lifetime access to the course, community and weekly coaching sessions.
Absolutely! The course includes its own community as well as weekly live Q&A group coaching sessions where you can interact with the instructor and fellow students to ask questions and share insights.
Along with the course content, you will receive downloadable guides, checklists, and templates that you can use as practical tools in your financial caregiving responsibilities.
Yes, we offer a money-back guarantee if you’re not satisfied with the course. Just contact us within seven days of completing the course to request a refund.
Yes, we regularly review and update the course content to ensure it stays relevant and aligned with the latest financial caregiving practices and regulations.
The information presented in this course is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to provide legal, medical, or financial advice. The accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of the information contained in this course cannot be guaranteed. Always seek the advice of a qualified professional before making any decisions that could impact your legal, medical, or financial status.
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