Robert Gout: LPAs 'essential' for Alzheimer's clients
September is World Alzheimer’s Month
Robert Gout looks at Alzheimer's disease in relation to financial planning and highlights why setting up lasting power of attorney can be highly beneficial for clients
Alzheimer's disease is a physical disease affecting the brain and is the most common cause of dementia. In its early stages, it can cause day-to-day memory loss but can progress to cause more severe problems...
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