Join Jamie Sarno, National Sales Director for Ancillary Products at Aetna – a Limited & Extended Care Planning Center Partner – as he walks you through how you can help your clients protect their financial well-being through limited long-term care.
Kevin Sypniewski, will discusses:
WA Cares Fund, other states considering similar legislation
Today’s worksite LTC products
Workplace Caregiving, the impact on employers plus education, tools and resources to support working caregivers.
Learn about Carefull, the new technology tool that will open your practice to cultivate new relationships and deepen your current ones. Leverage data to learn more about your clients and where you can make the most impact.
The demand for life settlements has seen a resurgence as seniors realize the benefits of reevaluating their life insurance strategy. Join us for a Virtual Executive Roundtable where we will examine current market trends in life settlements and how you can leverage this important financial tool.
This session will focus on the us of the RM effect on women with relation to things like divorce, caregiving, income replacement, etc.
As an advisor, how do you identify long term care needs of your clients? How has the LTC market evolved over the past decade? How can you provide long term care solutions to underserved markets? Join Midwest Legacy Group Founder, Chris Gandy and OneAmerica's Senior Regional Sales Director of Care Solutions, Michelle Prather for the answer to these questions, a discussion of real life situations and more.
Building an income plan is complicated work with many what-ifs. Having awareness of potential complications is a critical piece when planning for the unknown.
Join Host of Real Wealth® and Power Session LIVE , Jim Silbernagel, CFP, LUTCF and Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation's National Reverse Mortgage Director, Harlan Accola, CRMP, CSA to learn when a reverse mortgage might make sense for your clients' plans to hedge for obstacles.
Approximately 18 million military veterans live in the United States and they have a median age of 65. Of Vietnam-era veterans, approximately 98% are men, said Dan Mangus, Vice President of Sales for Senior Marketing Specialists, but that trend is changing with more women veterans reaching retirement age. Some veterans’ benefits are also available for spouses and dependents.
“So if you’re working with individuals who are retired or maybe families of individuals who are, it’s very important to start asking, ‘Are you a veteran?’” Mangus said. “You don’t necessarily have to become an expert in it, just point them in the right direction or maybe raise that question with them. And you might find your value to them as an advisor just stepped up a little bit and you can help those people a little bit more. Because that’s what we’re all trying to do.”
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