If you have family and you do not have a long term care plan and you need the services that are associated with long term care, what prior experience has demonstrated is that your children and family become your Long Term Care plan.
Long Term Care. When those three words are spoken, what comes to mind?
Vaccine can be a powerful word. It’s worth 14 points in Scrabble (42 on a triple word square) and, last week, it was worth a whole lot more than that to financial markets.
It’s said markets hate uncertainty, but that wasn’t the case last week. Despite tremendous uncertainty about the outcome of the United States election, major domestic and international stock indices moved higher and the CBOE Volatility Index, better known as Wall Street’s fear gauge, moved 35 percent lower. Ben Levisohn of Barron’s reported: “By all accounts, it should […]
The majority of people – almost 70 percent of adults now age 65 and up – will one day need long-term care services at home, in an assisted living facility or in a nursing home. At the same time, the cost for care is high and rising. While both of these statements are true, many others about long-term care are not. Can you tell the myths from the facts?
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Last week, financial markets and economic data told very different stories.
Reviewing economic data is a bit like looking in a rearview mirror. Typically, it offers information about what is behind us.
10.26.2020 The Markets… Stimulus talks led investors in a merry dance last week. Economic data didn’t provide a clear picture either
It was a turbulent week for investors.
Waves of positive and negative news buffeted financial markets last week:
