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The Great Wealth Transfer is real — but the IRS or a nursing home might get your money first

The Great Wealth Transfer is real — but the IRS or a nursing home might get your money first
MarketWatch Wednesday 17 June 2026, 13:24 UTC By Kurt Supe 1 min read
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From Medicaid cuts to an IRA tax trap, here are the real threats to your family’s inheritance and what to do about them.

From Medicaid cuts to an IRA tax trap, here are the real threats to your family’s inheritance and what to do about them.
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