Hello
We are coming to terms with my husband's diagnosis of early onset AD. I seem to be focusing on the practical side, maybe to delay facing the emotional response.
Although he hasn't been able to work for a while, I am lucky enough to have a well-paid job, and we both have good savings and a property with a decent level of equity. However, we are certainly not wealthy, and I am keen to put some really good financial planning into effect to ensure he can have everything he will need, and I will not lose everything I have in trying to fund it.
Can anyone tell me if there are independent financial advisers out there who specialise in advice for this sort of situation please? And how do I find them?
Thanks.
We are coming to terms with my husband's diagnosis of early onset AD. I seem to be focusing on the practical side, maybe to delay facing the emotional response.
Although he hasn't been able to work for a while, I am lucky enough to have a well-paid job, and we both have good savings and a property with a decent level of equity. However, we are certainly not wealthy, and I am keen to put some really good financial planning into effect to ensure he can have everything he will need, and I will not lose everything I have in trying to fund it.
Can anyone tell me if there are independent financial advisers out there who specialise in advice for this sort of situation please? And how do I find them?
Thanks.