Defining What it Means to Need Extended Care
What’s the difference between Long-term Care, Acute Care and Extended Care?
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It’s Time to Talk About Aging
Complimentary workbook: We put this guide together because 57% of people never have the conversation with anyone about their potential need aging related income planning or long term care.
Long Term Care…Do you know all you need to know?
Long Term Care. When those three words are spoken, what comes to mind?
Are you building your future on a myth?
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?
Having a conversation about aging
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Election Special Bulletin #1: Tax Plan Proposals
Full Article Provided By City National RochdaleKey PointsDemocratic presidential nominee Biden has taken the position that major provisions of the TCJA favor more affluent taxpayers and has offered a tax plan to address that perceived imbalance.President Trump believes that the TCJA temporary tax cuts were necessary to fuel economic growth and should be made permanent.Please […]
Should I Retire Early?
Americans are choosing to retire early.
But… is that a comfortable decision?
Download this complimentary guide outlining:
-Covid-19’s impact on retirement
-6 issues you should consider
-What the CARES act means to your retirement date
-Identifying the Real Retirement Dangers
“Social Security’s Funding Crisis Has Arrived”
In order to provide crystal clear clarity to the “what-if” situations that roll through our mind, we use the combination of the math of reasonable assumptions coupled with the science of sociological normality and behavior. Big words for we let the numbers determine what we should focus on… When it comes to retirement planning Social Security […]