why why why - maybe you know the answer
NEW – Consumer Presentation – Learn More
The new Asset Care consumer presentation is available.
NEW – Consumer Presentation – How You Pay
The new Asset Care consumer presentation is available.
NEW – Consumer Presentation – Cost of Care
The new Asset Care consumer presentation is available.
NEW – Consumer Presentation – Compare
The new Asset Care consumer presentation is available.
NEW – Asset Care Consumer Presentation
The new Asset Care consumer presentation is available.
Annuity Care – Notices of Importance
Last week, I spoke about leverage and using Indexed Annuity Care as a funding strategy – what I am calling the million dollar annuity strategy. Learn more about it at https://fridayswithfisher.com/million-dollar-annuity/. My “big ask” of you for the million dollar annuity strategy is to identify 3 or 4 annuity owners 75 or older who might... Continue Reading →
Averages … Leverage
Last week, I preached about averages and the risk that we run by ignoring true cost of being average. As a reminder, in 20 years, assuming everything is average – you can expect that the average American will - incur $210,033 of long term care support & services, and (on average) lost wages as... Continue Reading →
Averages
In this week’s Coffee Break, Elaine, Niki, Jen and I discussed averages and the longevity of a long term care claim. If you have not taken time to view it, please do – we share some interesting information and Jen has one heck of a piece of trivia for you to use. I’m going to... Continue Reading →
Benefit of a Cap to Self-funding
Last week’s Fridays with Fisher was about a strategy to cap the risk that a self-funding strategy presents. A lot of people reached out to me and told me that they did not like it. I hear what you say and understand why. One thing that I believe that many people did not pick up... Continue Reading →
Self-funding Cap
Last week, I started a conversation about self-funding a long term care and I shared a few examples of potential future costs. As a reminder, OneAmerica offers an Interactive Cost of Care Map that can help you find the cost of care anywhere in the country. It’s a great tool to have on your mobile... Continue Reading →
Self-funding Consider the Costs
There are lots of perspectives about long term care and how to pay for it. An insurance-based strategy is the most cost efficient method regardless of what someone’s net worth. Unfortunately, many people make the decision to self-fund their long term care. This week, let’s use some numbers to compare the scenarios. I am going... Continue Reading →
Fridays with Fisher 
You must be logged in to post a comment.