9 Financial Planning Tips for Millennials
If you’re a millennial know this about financial planning: Time is still on your side, but it won’t be for much longer. Learn the steps that you can be taking now to ensure your financial independence.
If you’re a millennial know this about financial planning: Time is still on your side, but it won’t be for much longer. Learn the steps that you can be taking now to ensure your financial independence.
6 Things You Didn’t Know About Long-Term Care Insurance When you think of long-term care insurance, what comes to mind? Unfortunately, some people hold certain misconceptions or have an unfavorable opinion of long-term care insurance, largely stemming from issues related to its early days. But that was then. Today, there are more options focusing on […]
Even with all the advances in modern medicine, stats like these make it pretty clear that Living Benefits are must if you are talking life insurance with clients. #LBAM
The CFP® pro tip of the week: FINANCIAL RESOLUTIONS. Learn how to improve the odds of keeping your pledge to save more without falling off the wagon only a month later.
If a life threatening illness were to occur, would you only rely on the treatments covered by your health plan? Living Benefits provide you with TAX FREE dollars to fund your personal war on illness and can be used any way you wish. #LBAM
Here’s What You Need to Know About a Long-Term Care Insurance Policy So you’ve made the decision to learn more about long-term care insurance. That’s smart, as neither health insurance nor Medicare would pay for extended long-term care services in the event that you needed them in the future. Plus, there’s about a 70% […]
The CFP® pro tip of the week: RMD DUE DATE – If you’re over 70½ Uncle Sam wants his money by 12/31/17 on your qualified accounts. Keep in mind that all IRAs can be aggregated into one amount and you do not need to take a RMD from each, but 401(k)s and other qualified plans are treated […]
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“Long-term care insurance can help defray the costs of a nursing facility, home care, or other paid long-term care for your parents — or for you. Because the older you get, the more expensive the premiums, people usually buy long-term care insurance in their 50s or 60s, which means it may be more relevant to […]
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