NAIFA’s Lifetime Healthcare Center is presenting “The Peak 65 Series: Impact Day for Lifetime Healthcare,” a one-day virtual event, November 19, beginning at 11 am eastern. It features a dozen 20-minute TED Talk-like presentations covering timely topics on the financial implications of longevity and aging. Presenters include recognized thought leaders offering insights on long-term care, disability income, hybrid insurance products, Medicare, federal and state legislative and regulatory considerations, and more.
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NAIFA Introduces Its Peak 65 Series Addressing How the Financial Service Industry is Changing to Meet the Needs of Senior Americans
Topics: Long-Term Care Medicare Lifetime Healthcare Center
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Get Local! October 25th: Aging, Finances & Business in Baltimore
Come join members John Migliaccio, Ph.D., RFG, FGSA and Kenn Tacchino, JD, LLM for the inaugural lecture of the Institute of Financial Gerontology at UMBC's Erickson School of Aging Studies. The event will be held on October 25th from 1-2:30 pm with an onsite reception to follow.
Topics: Financial Gerontology
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Get Local! October 23rd Long Term Care Luncheon in Tampa Bay
Long Term Care LuncheonWednesday, October 23, 2024 |
Topics: Long-Term Care Centers of Excellence Chapter Event
Is Worksite LTCI Dead or Alive?
Wondering if large-worksite traditional long-term care insurance is dead or alive? Kevin Sypniewski, founder and president of AGIS Network, a speaker at our recent “Don’t Be Scared of Long-Term Care” event says it depends on who you asks, and provides his insights on the answers and options.
Looking to learn more? The original presentation during “Don’t Be Scared of Long-Term Care” is available on demand. Media coverage of Kevin Sypniewski's presentation can be found in InsuranceNewsNet.
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Decoding Long-Term Care Insurance: Simplified Choices for Complex Needs
As part of Long-Term care awareness month our latest spotlight highlights the insights from Tom Riekse’s article on Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance. He breaks down the often overwhelming array of options into manageable choices, guiding through the intricacies of health underwriting, product features, and funding strategies. To get the full breadth of Tom's expertise, read his in-depth article.
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It's Long-Term Care Awareness Month: Make Sure Your Clients Prepare for Any Eventuality
November is National Long-Term Care Awareness Month and it is a great time to bring potential limited and extended care planning needs top-of-mind with your clients. It is important for every comprehensive financial plan to include LTC considerations. So even if LTC insurance is not your primary line of business, Long-Term Care Awareness Month gives you a good opportunity to get clients up to speed.
Topics: Long-Term Care Long-Term Care Insurance Limited & Extended Care Planning Center
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This Halloween, There's Nothing to Fear about Long-Term Care
Before you head out for Trick-or-Treating, spend the afternoon preparing for Long-Term Care Awareness Month with NAIFA's Limited and Extended Care Planning Center. Executive Director, Carroll Golden, CLU, ChFC, CLTC, CASL, LECP, FLMI hosts a Halloween event, Don't Be Scared of Long-Term Care. This free event will feature some of the biggest names in the limited and long-term care space.
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California Insurance Department FAQ Aims to Clear Up Confusion About LTCi Program Study
California has not at this time established a publicly funded state-run long-term care insurance program or set deadlines for employees in the state to opt out. The state established a Task Force to study the possibility of such a program and make recommendations, and that study is ongoing. The California Department of Insurance has issued a revised Frequently Asked Questions Document to clear up some common misconceptions. Among topics covered by the FAQ are:
Topics: Long-Term Care Insurance State Advocacy Limited & Extended Care Planning Center California
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46% of Financial Professionals Don't Recommend LTC Insurance
A study conducted by OneAmerica found that 46% of financial professionals do not recommend long-term care (LTC) protection to their clients.
The study highlights a potential gap in helping clients prepare financially for potential LTC expenses. It is estimated that almost 70% of individuals over the age of 65 will require LTC services at some point in their lives, making LTC protection an important aspect of retirement planning.
Topics: Long-Term Care Research/Trends Long-Term Care Insurance
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Breathe New Life Into Your Bottom Line with Supplemental Health Products
Accident, critical illness, and hospital indemnity products are often not top-of-mind but offer incredible value as stand-alone products, while also working well together when paired with health insurance.
At the next Advisor Today on Wednesday, May 31 at 12 pm eastern, find out how these products can provide a whole health solution for your clients and offer advantages to agents looking to grow their business.
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