Secure Act 2.0 allows retirement fund use for long-term care premiums, but is it right for you? An expert weighs in.
As Americans live longer and healthcare costs grow, planning for future care needs has become increasingly important. After ...
Brian Gordon, President of Gordon Associates Long Term Planning Experts, joins Jon Hansen on Your Money Matters to discuss long-term care insurance. Brian shares the importance of having a plan ...
In November, Washington State voters defeated a ballot measure that would have significantly undermined the nation’s first social insurance program for long-term care by a surprisingly comfortable 55 ...
Two experts provide advice on how to identify prospects who most likely to be interested in purchasing long-term-care insurance.
Can U.S. military veterans use their Department of Veterans Affairs benefits to help pay for long-term care? The short answer is yes, but as with most government programs, it's complicated.
Part of clients' anxiety about this issue stems from the uncertainty of how much or how long such health care expenses will be incurred.
Proposed changes include allowing more workers to opt in and utilizing market-based investing for greater returns to fund the ...
Insurance, emergency savings and estate planning documents are among the topics advisors should consider reviewing with ...