• Gear up for Covering Long-Term Care Costs

    Feeling prepared to meet long-term care costs—and have the care experience you envision—is easier when you take a few steps ahead of time. The checklist below can help.

  • Long-Term Care Solutions at Janney

    Determining a long-term care (LTC) solution that best fits your needs depends on several factors, such as your current health, health history, age, and financial situation. Janney can help you decide which of the following coverage choices are in your best interest.

  • Make Long-Term Care a Part of Your Financial Plan

    Many Americans underestimate the risk of outliving their financial resources in retirement, or perhaps experiencing economic hardship stemming from large, unanticipated health and long-term care costs later in life. Long-term care should be addressed as part of your financial plan so you’re prepared for what life may bring.

  • Which Programs Should You Consider to Cover Health Care Costs?

    With health care fees climbing, identifying a few ways to help meet those surging costs may provide you with peace of mind.

  • Health Care and Asset Protection in Retirement

    Due to the rising cost of health care, it is said that it is harder to get through retirement than it is to get to retirement. Here are a few things to consider about covering health care costs in retirement while protecting assets.

  • 7 Strategies to Consider Before Applying for Medicaid

    Many retirees use Medicaid, a joint federal and state health care program, to cover medical and long-term care costs. Here are some strategies to consider before you apply.

  • Important Planning Considerations: Insurance & Long-Term Care

    While saving, investing, and generating income in retirement are critical components of building a solid financial foundation, so too are strategies for protecting your income and assets from the unexpected. Have you considered the importance of insurance and long-term care as part of your financial plan?

  • Long-Term Care: Impact on Family Caregivers

    While family caregiving can be a rewarding experience, the physical, financial, and emotional strain of assisting a loved one with social or health needs can have substantial impact on the caregiver—which is why long-term care planning is just as important for your family as it is for you.

  • Restructuring Your Assets to Qualify for Medicaid

    Medicaid eligibility is exceedingly complex. This article explains the income and asset restrictions, and the estate planning strategies to consider to restructure your assets so you can potentially qualify for this benefit.


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