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Top 5 Reasons for Long Term Care Insurance
Planning for long term care is an easy thing to put off. Maybe you think you’re too young, can’t afford it or simply won’t need it. But if you want to help preserve your choices about future care and have retirement assets and personal savings to protect then, long term care insurance could be the right vehicle for you. Here are 5 logical and emotional reasons why it may make sense for you:
1. To enable you to stay in your home for a longer period of time—comprehensive long term care insurance offers you the option of staying in your own home for as long as possible which helps to preserve.
The Ethical Will: Making Room for Your Voice
In medieval times, Jewish men wrote letters to their sons, passing on guidelines for living a worthy life. These legacy documents were called "Ethical Wills," and provided for meaningful, enduring communication between generations. Modern people of all ages and faiths are now rediscovering this beautiful and sensible tool.
An Ethical Will or "personal legacy letter," is appealing because it provides thoughtful adults the opportunity to reflect on their own lives for the benefit of those who will follow them, and helps make sure that nothing really important gets 'lost in the cracks' between generations.
Broker Vs. Registered Investment Advisor
This week's virtual coaching call is regarding brokers and registered investment advisors. I'll explain the difference, and you can decide which will work best for your needs.
Chasing the Market
This week I discuss how chasing the market may NOT lead to huge gains.
Tax Cuts and the Rich
A common misconception is that tax cuts are for the rich. This is nothing more than political “get-me-re-elected” talk. It is obvious that the rich make up such a small portion of the tax paying population, the politicians view this as a small group of voters. There are more poor, middle class, and upper middle class voters than there are rich voters. So don’t be surprised when a politician favors the area where there are more voters. The tactic is as old as dirt. Divide and conquer, blame someone else for your problems, so you will vote for them. These are not poor or middle class people running for office. Remember, these people will spend millions to get elected to a position that pays a couple of hundred thousand dollars a year. Makes sense, right?


