She and Miss Anthony launched their newspaper, Revolution, in New York City in 1868. The following year, she founded the National Wom-an Suffrage Association. Mrs. Stanton proudly helped compose the Womanâs Declaration of Rights, which Susan B. Anthony read at the 1876 Centennial Fair in Philadelphia. With Susan B. Anthony and Matilda J. Gage, she accomplished some of her most important work at her home in Tenafly, including the first volumes of the History of Woman Suffrage.
Generally, a person who is blind, disabled, or age 65 or older can have up to $3000 in countable assets (such as savings accounts, checking accounts, stocks, bonds, or other type of asset) to qualify for Medicaid. The limit for couples is $6000.
The catch is that Medicaid has a five-year âlook backâ period that can put you in a bit of a bind if youâve moved your countable assets into an irrevocable trust and canât get them back. You cannot qualify for Medicaid for five years after you transfer your property into the trust. If you transfer assets then need long-term care four years and 11 months later, youâre within this look-back period -- and you may not be looking at just a month of ineligibility until you reach five years.