Most Americans have followed the news and discussions surrounding the so-called “fiscal cliff” and what it might mean for the financial stability of our country, and by extension the world economy.  While defaulting our debt and financial obligations as a country is certainly something seen by most rational-thinking Americans as not a good thing, few realize that the “fiscal cliff” discussions also touch a lot closer to home in many areas, including the issue of long-term care and how an entire generation of Americans will finance their future long-term care needs.  There were two measures that passed on January 1st[…]