Embracing the Progression of Aging
As years pass by aging is inevitable, but by focusing on your happiness and embracing aging as it comes age can be truly beneficial to your overall health. The way that you think about aging and the future years that are to come really plays a huge role in your overall happiness and health.
As we age we suffer with many issues like weight gain, fragile bones, and health conditions. Life just overall slows down the more you age. Because of this often times seniors suffer from depression and loneliness or even boredom.[…]
Stable and Affordable pricing for Long Term Care Insurance
According to a recent study by the American Association for Long Term Care Insurance, premiums for new and approved policies will remain affordable in the new year. In the recent release of the AALTCI’s price index analysis prices have increased slightly but will remain stable for 2019.
The premiums for Long Term Care Insurance are generally based on a persons age and health. Also if a person is wanting to include the costs of any additional riders. These premiums are intended to remain stable and don’t generally increase annually.
According to the American[…]
How to tell if Someone Needs Long Term Care
As we age it becomes more inevitable that we will need some type of help with daily activities. While most do not suffer from a cognitive decline our bodies will eventually start to weaken which causes us to need help with physical activities.
A lot of people think that they will never need any time of Long Term Care or will push it off until it’s too late. When looking for signs for a family member or a loved one there are certain things to look for. Keep in mind that they[…]
Don’t Wait to Buy Long Term Care Insurance
Waiting to purchase Long Term Care insurance could put you at risk for qualifying. The older you get does play a role in whether or not you have a better chance of getting approved.
The best age to start applying for Long Term Care insurance is around the age of 50. Acting sooner rather than later plays a very important part in the approval process. If you wait to purchase Long Term Care insurance until you need it the possibility of it being too late could already be too high. One of the[…]
Make Money Moves in 2019
One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is saving money or working on personal finances. Now that the New Year is here it’s time to make a plan if you don’t have one already. Whether it’s sending a child off to college, saving for retirement or looking into purchasing a new home…here are some tips to help you get the ball moving.
Greg Mursett, a financial planner and founder of Busykid.com tells us 5 key money moves that you should make this year:
- Set real goals for yourself: To help[…]
Staying healthy this New Year
One of the biggest New Year’s resolution is loosing weight or getting in shape. Over 45% of Americans will say that they put loosing weight on their resolution list for the New Year.
In American over 70% of people are obese. Usually during the holidays hardly anyone is counting calories or even paying attention to what they are eating knowing that they New Year is coming up so they can conquer their fitness goals when the time comes.
“Weight loss is a big thing. The problem is that fad diets—the extreme ones[…]
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