Do Think Twice About Long-Term Care
How important is long-term care?
It is important enough for you to plan it.
It is important enough for you to do it.
It is important enough for you to think twice.
Long-Term Care - It’s Not as Scary as You Might Think
Sometimes, the unknown can be a bit scary. Previously, I’ve shared several financial tips that will allow you to plan for your financial independence and to own your future. Today, I want to ask you to give me a few somber minutes of your time.
I am asking you to turn off your emotions and turn on your intellect only. This way, you will be protected from your emotions entering in and shutting you off from discussing a tough but important topic: Long-Term Care. Come out from under the blanket
Make Protecting Your Income A Priority
You might be thinking…
Other people get disabled, not me.
My business can run without me.
I’d rather put my money into growing my business.
The truth is illness and injury impact all of us, even businesses. Whether you are a key employee or business owner, understanding the possible outcomes of a temporary or permanent disability will help you to identify smart solutions for your financial plan.
The Surprising Pitfalls of Retiring at the Same Time as Your Spouse
On paper, retiring at the same time as your spouse sounds like a no-brainer! If you both retire together, then you would be free to travel the world, take up some new hobbies, and spend more quality time together as a couple. Chances are that you’ve not been able to enjoy these luxuries much over the past 20, 30, or more years. This is because, by the time we are nearing retirement, we have only recently said our goodbyes to our youngest child, and spouses have seen little of each other as
What You Need to Know About Long-Term Care Insurance
- You should not rely on Medicare to pay for your long term care expenses. Many people believe they can rely on Medicare to pay for any long-term care services they will need. However, Medicare only pays for long-term care if you require skilled services or recuperative care for a short period of time. Medicare does not pay for what comprises the majority of long-term care services - nonskilled assistance with Activities of Daily Living.
- Many of you cannot count on Medicaid.