Funding Sources
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Funding Source – Qualified Money

If you were able to catch the most recent release of our full LTC Coffee Break earlier this week, you will recall that Michael and I discuss using qualified money to fund Asset Care. If you missed it, you can go to the LTC Coffee Break website at LTCcoffeebreak.com or just CLICK HERE to begin… Continue reading
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OneAmerica Resources

Earlier this week, we hosted our first virtual Care Solutions University of 2021. If you are unfamiliar with Care Solutions University, it is immersion training for the OneAmerica Care Solutions suite of asset-based long term care products and services. Last year, due to the pandemic, Care Solutions University moved to the virtual realm from an… Continue reading
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Client Profile

A lot has been said and written about the ideal client profile for long term care insurance. And, one thing that the industry as a whole has been saying loudly is “the best time is when you are young.” Without delving into the benefits of securing coverage at a young age, the risks associated with… Continue reading
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Care Solutions Illustrations

It doesn’t matter what you call them – proposal, hypo, quote, or illustration – they all provide similar information intended to help educate, inform, and inspire the client to take action. (The close of that sentence is stolen from the goals of LTC Coffee Break. Which reminds me – check out LTC Coffee Break at… Continue reading
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Deep Dives

As the leader in asset based long term care, OneAmerica does not believe in a “one size fits all” approach to long term care funding. From pay-as- you-go to annuities to qualified money to 1035 exchanges, the Care Solutions portfolio offers premium flexibility. On top of that, Care Solutions products can provide benefits for a… Continue reading
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New Year’s Challenge

Well, it is over. The mess of 2020 has ended and I, for one, am looking forward to getting started in 2021. One thing for certain that 2020 gave us is that it forced us to “get outside of the box”. Think about how many times that you wrote that down as your goal or… Continue reading
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Riverboat or Yacht

Yesterday, I shared a video that I shot from the banks of the Savannah River. While it was somewhat “lame”, the intent is to illustrate an analogy that I have heard a few folks use regarding deferred annuities. Simply – the question that is asked to advisors is “are you talking to your clients about… Continue reading
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More Than One Way To Pay

One thing that we always discuss from a planning perspective is how will you pay. How will you pay for care if it is needed ? How will you pay if you have to provide care yourself? How will you pay the premium for your policy? As Harley Gordon says, every decision has consequences. And,… Continue reading
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Qualified Money

As part of our Leading Tomorrow with One America speaker series, Ed Slott – America’s IRA expert shared his insights into IRA and qualified money. I am not going to dive into the Asset Care solution being funded by qualified money discussion. That is for another time – what I am going to do is… Continue reading
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New Life to Old Annuities

Here is the scenario. You have a client who is 75 years old and has positioned a her emergency healthcare funds in a fleet of non-qualified deferred annuities. In fact, her intention is to liquidate her annuities to pay for her care. As you know, those gains will be taxed at distribution and could potentially… Continue reading
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Use Income to Fund Asset Care

You hear it all the time – the best leverage that you can get is from an insurance policy that you pay on a monthly basis. (Did you know that we can do that with Asset Care?) You’ve also heard that the biggest frustration that people have (or had) with traditional long term care policies… Continue reading
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Drop-in to Get More Benefits

Let me paint a picture for you. You are working with a client who is looking to fund their Asset Care policy. They have worked with you to identify possible funding sources and you identify a couple of small cash value life insurance policies as possible resources. The problem is that the cash value from… Continue reading
