5 Questions About Long-Term Care Insurance

5 Questions About Long-Term Care Insurance

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Six months ago, Logan DeGraeve, CFP®, AIF® and Matt Kasper, CFP®, AIF® discussed rising long-term care costs on the Modern Wealth Management Education Series. To the surprise of no one, it appears to be a trend with no end in sight. There’s no question about that, but that doesn’t mean that we’re not receiving plenty of questions about long-term care.

In addition to sharing some staggering statistics, Dean Barber and Bud Kasper, CFP®, AIF® are going to address five questions that we’re frequently asked about when it comes to long-term care.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
02:03 – What are the 5 Questions?
03:07 – How Much Does Long-Term Care Cost?
04:34 – Who Do You Buy Long-Term Care Insurance for? (Hint: It’s not yourself)
07:13 – A Story About Our Retirement Plan Checklist
07:52 – TRIVIA: What % of Folks Over 65 Will Have a Severe Need for LTC?
08:37 – Surviving Spouses and Long-Term Care Insurance
12:26 – Bud’s Insurance Situation
15:16 – Digging Into Long-Term Care Costs Further
19:00 – Financial Planning Around Long-Term Care and Life Insurance
21:35 – What We Learned Today

Retirement Plan Checklist: https://bit.ly/464f30Q

Rising Long-Term Care Costs: https://youtu.be/DxNTbK4UG3U
Must-Knows for Couples Retirement Planning: https://youtu.be/o4eiAkWGc3k
What Is Longevity Risk?: https://youtu.be/OMoWFA7_NiE
Life Insurance in Retirement: Do I Still Need It?: https://youtu.be/cFWcUe2VADo

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