Long-term care insurance: ‘Who needs it?’
With people living longer, protecting your financial assets so that you’ll have enough money to last during your lifetime is as important as accumulating them in the first place. But with health care costs rising every year, one illness can wipe out a person’s savings. Footing the bill Medicare generally doesn’t pay for long-term health care. More...
Planning for Retirement in Stages
There are several considerations that apply for retirement planning if you break it down by the amount of time you have left until you retire. If you have at least ten years to go until retiring, you still have More...
AM I PREPARED?
Many women end up managing their finances alone at some point in their lives. Unfortunately, the first time many of them get involved with financial matters is during a crisis, such as a spouse’s death or More...
Business Succession: Questions You Need to Ask
If you own your own business and are considering a business succession plan, there are five questions you should address with your Financial Advisor. What other assets have you set aside to help fund your retirement? Should More...
When a Will Is Ripe for Revision
Some types of pears and other fruit don’t change color as they ripen; you have to feel the softening. If you wait too long, you’ll eat overly sweet fruit or have to throw it away. Similarly, if your will has More...
