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How Gen X Can Budget To Pay For Their Parents’ Long-Term Care
While the huge wave of retired and retiring baby boomers may have benefited from lower costs of living when they were still ...
The cost of long-term care in America has grown — here's how you can prepare
Instead of going to a care facility, remaining at home is the ultimate goal for many aging Americans and their loved ones.
What to know about financial planning for long term care. Here's where to start.
Caring for elderly loved ones can be costly, which is why financial planning is critical for seniors and their families.
CT long-term care insurance costs are skyrocketing, strangling consumers
With rate hikes often exceeding 50%, coverage is increasingly unaffordable. And as complaints mount, legislative reform has ...
PODCAST: CT officials ‘hit a wall’ regulating long-term care insurance costs
Jenna Carlesso discusses her story written with Dave Altimari, Katy Golvala and Andrew Brown about ballooning long-term care ...
My wife, 72, and I, 80, have two houses and 56 acres of land. Our daughter is a joint tenant on our real estate. Do we need a will?
My wife and I own a business, two houses and a commercial building on three parcels of real estate totaling about 56 acres. We have no debts - the real estate was paid off a long time ago, the ...
Long-term care insurance costs escalate in CT. Consumer calls it ‘a death spiral.’
Nearly 100,000 people in Connecticut who have long-term care insurance, coverage that, depending on the policy, supports ...
I'm 67, childless, and have $4.3 million. Do I have enough to start giving money away to my nieces and nephews?
Your definition of 'enough' is what matters most, because you can't take back gifts ...