Family caregivers often find themselves handling not only household chores but also the financial matters of their loved ones. Overseeing someone else’s finances can be tricky and becomes even more difficult if you’re not always present to address whatever arises. Enter the latest professional helpers: Daily Money Managers. This new, largely unregulated group can provide help with bill paying, form filing or paperwork handling chores, if a trusted daily money manager can be found. While the new American Association of Daily Money Managers sets standards and best practices for such professionals, it’s probably best to hire this new type of money handler through the recommendation of a trusted attorney or other involved professional. Could a daily money manager help fill in a gap for you? To find out, Read This.