by Munn Gray & Associates | Nov 2, 2020 | Articles of Interest, Long Term Care
For the first time in our history, people of every demographic and income status are living beyond the age of 60. While longevity is an outstanding achievement of the modern era, quality of life can sometimes be overlooked. According to the Genworth 2019 Cost of Care...
by Munn Gray & Associates | Dec 19, 2019 | Articles of Interest, Financial Journeys, Financial Planning, Life Status Change, Long Term Care, Retirement
Retirees have different ideas of retirement and what retirement means to them. Some of them may surprise you. Retirement is often looked to as a season to relax, to travel and make memories, and to spend time focusing on hobbies and projects you enjoy. However, what...
by Munn Gray & Associates | Dec 19, 2019 | Articles of Interest, Financial Journeys, Financial Planning, Life Status Change, Long Term Care, Retirement
Our last article focused on how the new view of retirement may be different than most people suspect. And although the thought of working in another field, even part time, may be daunting, the possibilities are unlimited. If you are considering a new field while in...
by kevink | Nov 27, 2018 | Articles of Interest, Financial Planning, Helpful Resources, Long Term Care
Life insurance has many uses, including income replacement, business continuation, and estate preservation. Long-term care insurance provides financial protection against the potentially high cost of long-term care. If you find yourself in need of both types of...
by kevink | Nov 26, 2018 | Articles of Interest, Helpful Resources, Long Term Care
Will you outlive your resources? As health awareness increases and medical care improves, we can expect to live longer than any generation before us. As we live longer, the need for care in our latter years increases. Illness and injury can be prevented and cured, but...
by kevink | Feb 1, 2017 | Health & Wellness, Long Term Care
“I saw the bravest man in the world playing the hardest role of his life,” Robin Williams’ widow wrote in October of her husband’s dementia and the months leading up to his death in 2014. When his anxiety, personality changes and memory problems began three years ago,...
