Understanding Your Long-term Care Needs – StayRetired™ Wealth Strategies

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StayRetired™ Wealth Strategies understands that navigating the healthcare system can be overwhelming, especially when planning for long-term care. Our team is here to evaluate your unique situation and identify the best solutions to help safeguard your retirement. We take a comprehensive approach, ensuring that your plan not only meets your healthcare needs but also minimizes emotional and financial burdens. Work with our experienced team to understand your options and make decisions that best suit your financial future.

Explore our resources below to gain insight into long-term care planning. You’ll find our complimentary webinar, guide and blog content that can help you understand the options available to retirees.

Understanding Your Long Term Care

Watch as founder Joe Roseman takes a deep dive into Long Term Care, the choices you have, and the qualifications you must meet.

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The Basics of Long Term Care

Americans today are living longer than in the past: In 1950, life expectancy for Americans was 68 years old, and in 2023 it’s nearly 80. Of course, many people live to be older than that. In fact, the Census Bureau estimates that by 2050, Americans 90 and older will make up 10% of the population. A longer, healthier life is certainly a blessing, but it comes with extra costs that are important to consider when creating a retirement plan.

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LTC: Why You May Need It

Long-term care (LTC) is a comprehensive array of medical, personal care, and other services coordinated to address the physical, emotional, and social needs of chronically ill or disabled individuals. One important aspect is that LTC is not exclusive to older people. People of all ages may require it at some point due to debilitating circumstances,…
4 MORE Mistakes to Avoid Before You Officially Retire

As we turn to the new year, it’s important to make sure your retirement strategy bases are covered—helping you maintain financial stability so you can build an enriching retirement. Here are four more mistakes to look out for and avoid as you prepare for your golden years. Not Having a Withdrawal Strategy A common mistake…
4 Mistakes to Avoid Before You Officially Retire

Retirement marks the start of a new chapter filled with opportunities for relaxation, travel, personal growth, and more. However, a financially stable, smooth transition requires careful planning to avoid common pitfalls. Here are four mistakes to sidestep as you prepare for your golden years. Underestimating Healthcare Costs Healthcare is one of the largest expenses in…
4 Reasons Your Retirement Needs a Healthcare Strategy

As you approach retirement, it’s easy to focus on financial planning, travel dreams, and leisure activities. However, one critical aspect that often gets overlooked is healthcare. A well-thought-out healthcare strategy can help to ensure you thrive in your retirement years without the burden of unexpected medical expenses or health-related issues. Here are four compelling reasons…
Healthcare and Your Retirement: Where to Start

Preparing for healthcare expenses in retirement may be a good idea because studies suggest that most couples will spend approximately $315,000 on healthcare during their retirement years.[1] This staggering figure underscores the importance of developing a robust strategy to manage such costs effectively. Creating a well-structured retirement plan may be an important step to mitigating…
Your Retirement Strategy Can Help Create Generational Wealth

If part of your retirement plan involves leaving money for your family and supporting them financially after you pass away, then you want to make sure that you do it right. Complications with wills, trusts, and your wishes can lead to a lot of legal headaches and difficulties for your children. In this article, we’ll…
Are You Prepared for Long-Term Care?

The possibility of needing long-term care is a major factor in your retirement. It's difficult to think about a time when you may need extra assistance with daily tasks, but it's very common and very costly, especially given that it's not covered under Medicare! Not every retiree will require it, yet it's a potential need…