Questions to Ask
As you meet with financial planners and estate planning attorneys, you need to ask the right questions to make sure you have a plan.
- If I have an unexpected health issue that creates the need for long-term care, what will happen to my current plan?
- Do I need and when should I purchase a long-term care insurance policy? How much will it cost?
- How much do I need to save every ear to be able to pay for long-term care?
- Do I have enough savings to cover my costs of retirement?
- What will my children inherit from all my insurance policies?
- Can I afford to self-insure?
- How long will it take for long-term care insurance to start paying?
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