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Daily Money Managers

What Is A Daily Money Manager (DMM)?

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A Daily Money Manager is someone who helps you take care of your day-to-day money management and personal business needs.

Daily Money Managers usually:

  • Keep track of financial and medical insurance papers.
  • Pay bills and communicate with creditors on your behalf.
  • Balance your checkbook and maintain bank records.
  • Prepare and deliver bank deposits.
  • Organize tax documents.
  • Read medical insurance papers and verify proper processing of claims. (See also: Hiring A Claims Professional.)
  • Provide referrals to other financial professionals.
  • Arrange for in-home care and medical appointments.
  • Provide information regarding community resources.

Some Daily Money Managers can also:

  • Notarize documents.
  • Provide or arrange for transportation to and from appointments, including medical appointments.
  • Help with moving arrangements.
  • Act as a power-of-attorney.
  • Handle paperwork related to employees in your home.

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