Client of the month: Limited Pay, Asset Based, Lifetime Benefit
Husband 52 and Wife 50 wanted a long-term care plan that was paid for before they retired. They also wanted to make sure there was
long term care
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
Client of the Month
Husband (60) and wife (61) make and initial deposit of $102,000 into their asset based long-term care plan. This provides an initial death benefit of $202,140 which can
Eeni Meeni Miini Moh
Which child will you pick? Many people and many advisors simply think of long-term care situations as a financial problem. Rarely considered is the emotional
Washington Tops National Average on Long-Term Care Services
According to Mutual of Omaha’s 2016 cost of care study, with the exception of hourly home health aide costs, Washington State has an average higher
Myth: Long-Term Care Insurance rates will increase to the point where you can’t afford them in the future.
You know the old saying, “If I had a dime for every time I’ve heard someone say that I’d be rich!” It seems like we
Client of the Month July 2016
Husband 49 and Wife 50 – set up a traditional plan which provides each of them with a starting monthly benefit of $6,000 a month
Big Data Means Price Hikes Unlikely
Rate increases are one of the most common complaints and worries for people who have existing long-term care insurance policies. Many factors are at play
Boomers Demand for Financial Security Driving Force behind Asset Based Long-Term Care
Fairy Tales usually have a happy ending but for too many, their final years are turning out anything but dreamy. The fact is more and