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He Remarried at 78. When She Needed a Nursing Home Three Years Later, Medicaid Counted His Retirement Savings as Hers
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Jake Fitzgerald Thu, September 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM EDT 5 min read Quick Read Medicaid pools both spouses' countable assets the day one enters a nursing home, ignoring prenups, account names, and marriage length.
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