RetireJapan

I know that the OP probably doesn't need it anymore, but this might be useful for others.
You can rent a UK number on AnonymSMS for up to 30 days. I've used this service a few times for SMS verification codes. It's secure and a lot more convenient than using a real SIM.

When I was gearing up for a similar move within Japan, I stumbled upon Yamato Kuroneko and was really happy with their service. Super professional and careful with my stuff. I also heard great things about Sakai from a friend who used them. Definitely shop around for quotes to see who fits your budg...

That's a unique situation for sure. It might be best for them to directly reach out to their US insurance company and ask about international coverage. The rules can vary, and it's always good to get it straight from the source.

Looks like the trust management fees for eMaxis Slim mutual funds have been reduced. Your investment will cost you less. Always nice to see those fees come down.

Investing can be tricky, but having support is a good start. You might want to explore brokerage firms or banks that offer personalized assistance. They can help set up and manage investments for someone with a developmental disability. Just make sure to check fees and options.

Starting a business in Japan can be quite a ride. The book "Setting Up a Business in Japan" by Derek Rosario, available in both Japanese and English, is a good place to start, as it provides a lot of practical advice. Online, check out JETRO's website, a great resource with step-by-step gu...

The best course of action would be to seek advice from Medicare/Medicaid or the Veterans Affairs directly or check here for any Medicaid information. They might help answer your question.