Most people think about long term care insurance after something happens, when the needs are urgent and immediate. However, as part of overall life and financial planning, long term care insurance must be considered early in life while you are still healthy, before you actually need it. The younger you are, the more affordable long-term care insurance will be.
In traditional long term care insurance, you pay into it year after year, and if you never use it, you lose that money. We recommend a different kind of insurance plan for our clients: an affordable universal life insurance policy with a long-term care rider, also known as an “asset-based” long term care policy. It accumulates value that you can tap into in the event that you require long-term care. If, however, you end up not needing that kind of care, it then becomes a death benefit for your heirs.
Either way, in the event of an unexpected loss, or if you are no longer able to care for yourself, you will have the peace of mind that you and your family will be secure and protected.
We promise to take a consultative approach to finding you the best insurance solutions for you or your business. We will:
To say we were confused by the Affordable Care Act would be an
understatement. In fact, our very own insurance company was so confused that
we found ourselves inexplicably uninsured and coverage-less for the first
time in our lives, despite requesting one of the highest tiers of coverage
available. Confused, uninsured and pregnant with our first child we found
solace in a knowledgeable, caring and professional team of advocates with
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