This is Season 6 episode 52! I'm so glad we've been able to educate people about LTC and LTC insurance for six years!

As we prepare for Season 7, We'd love your input.

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What else can I teach you?

Email me at diane@preparing4tomorrow.com and use the subject line?"Podcast Topics"

This week, we continue busting the perception of not wanting LTC insurance if it isn't going to cover all of our extended care needs.

If we own insurance that pays for 75% of our needs for three or four years, then we and our family will only need to pay for 25% of the costs over that time.

We also look at the top 12 most expensive states in which to receive and afford LTC services and how long average net worth can support that need.

None of us are average, and none of us want average care when that event shows up and disrupts our family.

But....if we have enough insurance leverage to help pay for at least an average claim, it's that much less complicated for our family to be able to afford to provide for our needs.

Listen and schedule with me to learn more here

The Milliman Report shares valuable data and statistics on traditional LTC plans. Here's a link to the report

2025 Milliman LTC Report

This week, we continue to explore misguided reasons people don't use LTC insurance as a tool to help their families afford to provide needed care during an extended care event

As promised, here are some links to past episodes when we shared the many costs of waiting to plan for this potentially catastrophic need. There are many more you can find by searching, and then schedule time to start planning today here

I should have done this when I first thought of it

My clients need me 25 years before they think they need me

Start young and get it done!

We think wer're saving on premiums, but....

What are consequences of waiting to buy?

Their advisor told them to wait