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OSBA publishes column by Meyer
Ohio State Bar Association publishes column by Meyer An informational column written by Richard F. Meyer, a founding partner of Browning & Meyer Co., LPA, has been published by the Ohio State Bar Association. The Bar Association is featuring the column in its Law...
Be on guard for scams during holiday season
Thanksgiving Day tomorrow kicks off the cherished holiday season for millions of Americans. But it also kicks off the busiest time of the year for scams, and those who prey on the goodwill of people to commit fraud. Though it sounds humbug to say it, Americans need to...
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States ponder Trump’s proposed changes to Medicaid
The election of Donald J. Trump as President Nov. 8 portends changes in the Medicaid program, experts say. “Repealing and replacing” Obamacare, or the Affordable Car Act, has been a frequently touted priority for the President elect and the Republican party for...
Happy Veterans Day; Are you getting the benefits you’ve earned?
As we celebrate this Veterans Day and honor all those who have served in the United States Armed Forces, Browning & Meyer Co. LPA has another “Shout Out” for our Vets: Are you taking advantage of all the programs and benefits offered to U.S. veterans, both through...
Special Needs families face retirement planning challenge
Retirement planning for families with Special Needs children IS complex. There is no question about it. As this Nov. 3 article from Reuters shows (see link below), the choices such families face are many. The potential pitfalls are plentiful. SSI filing and SSDI; ABLE...
Check out our November newsletter
Dear Clients and Friends, We've released our November 2016 newsletter from Browning & Meyer Co., LPA. You can check it out by clicking on this link: November 2016 Newsletter. Included are several helpful and informative articles, on topics including Medicare,...
What Is a Special Needs Trust?
A special needs trust is set up for a person with special needs to supplement any benefits the person with special needs may receive from government programs. A properly drafted special needs trust will allow the beneficiary to receive government benefits while still...
It’s Time to Reassess Your Medicare Choices
Are your Medicare plans still working for you? Medicare's open enrollment period, in which you can enroll in or switch plans, runs from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7. Now is the time to review your options to determine if switching plans could save you money. During this period...