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More Than Tax-Free Benefits
Last week, I shared with you the basic concept of how to transform the taxable gains in a non-qualified deferred annuity into tax-free long term care funding resources. To review that article, CLICK HERE. On April 9 at 11 am (eastern), you can join my webcast to learn more about this innovative way of funding… Continue reading
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Repurpose a Deferred Annuity
If you haven’t figured it out, I am focusing on the opportunity that non-qualified deferred annuities offer in the long term care funding conversation. All of this is in preparation for my April 9 webcast at 11 am (eastern) where I discuss how to transform tax-deferred accumulation inside non-qualified deferred annuities into tax-free long term… Continue reading
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Deferred Annuity Opportunities
Every year about this time, I start talking about nonqualified deferred annuities and transforming their tax deferred accumulation into tax-free long term care benefits. You may be sick of hearing about Annuity Care, but this represents a tremendous long term care funding solution. Why? Consider this – according to Gallup’s 2013 Survey of Individual Annuity Contracts …… Continue reading
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Illustrating Qualified $
Thank you for everyone who joined me for my webcast yesterday where I discussed using qualified money to fund long term care. My next webcast is Thursday, April 9 at 11:00 when I discuss how to get tax-free long term care funding from the tax-deferred accumulation of a deferred annuity or cash value life insurance.… Continue reading
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What Asset Care Provides
For the past few weeks, I have shared ideas and information about using qualified money as a funding source for Asset Care. What I have not done is share with you what it offers your clients. Aside from using a resource that will be required to be tapped for income by the age of 72… Continue reading
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Use IRA to Fund LTC with Asset Care
Funding Asset Care with qualified money (traditional IRA, 401k, 403b, etc) is a simple concept. Here is what you need to know at a high level. You will certainly have questions – please contact Justin Fox at (844) 658-3725 or via email at justinfox.isp@oneamerica.com . Register for my upcoming webinar taking place March 5 at… Continue reading
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Qualified Money Funds LTC
You probably know some people with IRAs, 401(k)s, or 403(b)s – right? Qualified dollars have their issues You can’t avoid eventually paying taxes on pre-tax money that grows tax-deferred. Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs): Money needs to be taken out beginning at 72, whether your client wants it or not. When qualified money passes to heirs… Continue reading
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SECURE Act Creates Opportunity
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act of 2019, better known as the SECURE Act, was signed into law on December 20, 2019. The SECURE Act is aimed at increasing access to tax-advantaged accounts and ensuring that older Americans do not outlive their assets. But, it also contains some changes that create an… Continue reading
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The Pre-Underwriting Inquiry
Everyone is not in perfect health – we know that. We also recognize that the market for our extended healthcare (LTC) funding solutions is not young (the typical client is over 62 and Care Solutions can be written up to age 85). All this means that health challenges exist. Take a look at the Underwriting… Continue reading
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Your Clients Aren’t Average
Some carriers like to claim that your clients don’t need LTC protection beyond the average length of a care need. But preparing for only the average length of a care need can leave a large gap. The Story of Averages The average length of an LTC need is typically longer for women than men (3.7… Continue reading
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It’s About The Claim
Our purpose is to provide the funding resources for our policyholders when their health is compromised and they require long term care services. Last year, I shared some claims information with you. Today, I plan to share a little information that will be tremendously helpful when a client contacts you to initiate a claim. The… Continue reading
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