According to published statistics, roughly 7 ½ million Americans currently have long-term care insurance policies in force. Yet other data suggests that about 70 percent of Americans will need some form of long-term care at some point in their lives. There’s clearly a...
Is a reverse mortgage right for you as a way to cover retirement expenses, including long-term care costs? We’ve asked that question many times here on the Blog, and the answer is always the same: “Maybe.” The fact remains that a reverse mortgage isn’t right for...
Long-term care insurance is a topic many Americans apparently don’t want to talk about. It’s a product that costs a lot, year after year. Only a limited number of companies offer it. Plenty of people seem to be gambling that they’ll never need it – yet statistics...
This week on the Blog, we are shining the spotlight on long-term care, with a specific focus on how to pay for it. But another aspect of long-term care that should also be of concern comes down to the issue of availability. The key question: will high-quality care be...
Anyone who has ever sailed in open water understands the idea of a safe harbor. When the weather threatens and the sea becomes turbulent, even the largest ships head for the calm, protective waters of a port where they can ride out the storm in safety – a “safe...
Do you hold any digital assets? Before you answer no – assuming you’re not heavily invested in Bitcoin – you might want to reconsider, because you may have more digital assets than you realize. Just about everything you do online can qualify as part of your digital...
