Room For One In The Life Boat
What happens if you are in a situation where you or your spouse or partner can’t qualify for long-term care insurance? Often time’s couples will
long term care planning
More Than a Remodel Required
Most seniors say they want to age in place, meaning spend their final years in their own home. Yet, many fail to realize this dream
What If You’re Lucky?
One of the most common questions our clients ask is “What happens to our premiums if we never need long-term care?” In the past this was
Why Setting Aside Assets Is Not the Answer
Personally, I have met with dozens of advisors including attorneys, CPA’s, financial advisors (fiduciaries) as well as clients themselves who believe the best way to
Client of the Month:Long-Term Care Savings Account in Action
Female 65 was looking for a way to protect her savings and retirement accounts from the high cost of a long-term care situation. She had
Long-Term Care $avings Accounts
Long-term care insurance is often thought of as an expensive, endless premium that goes up year after year and then one day, magically, your money
Two is Better than One, One is Better than None
Couples often apply for long-term care insurance together which is the right thing to do. We often assume one person is going to need care
Over 2k a Day, 82% Survive, Medicare Doesn’t Pay
Over 2,000 people a day have a stroke in the United States and the majority of them survive. Here is what the U.S. Centers for
He’s Your Uncle, Not Your Sugar Daddy
For some reason, the majority of Americans believe Uncle Sam is going to take care of them when they end up in a long-term care