Yes, there are things you can do today, no matter your age, to help you live a longer life. You should take action on these items but don’t fail to consider the impact of aging on your family and finances.

We often ignore the concerns of longevity and retirement. When you are older your options diminish. Planning for retirement should be a priority at any age. Saving and protecting those savings especially from long-term care is critical.

A Senate committee hearing on Alzheimer’s Awareness brings out a proposal that will help more American families purchase affordable Long-Term Care Insurance.

Your dog or cat may be a great asset to your overall health and well-being. With longevity, a dog could be a great partnership in your plan for both physical and emotional health as you get older.

When Mom or Dad needs long-term care, it can create a crisis within the family. What steps should be taken? What are the costs of paid care services? Advance planning makes aging issues easier.

Most people when they need long-term care services want to stay home. Most Long-Term Care Insurance claims start with care at home. These tips will help find quality care for your loved one.

Long-Term Care Insurance has many tax benefits that help American families plan for the financial costs and burdens of aging. The IRS has released the 2020 deduction limits for individuals and business owners.

With November being National Long-Term Care Awareness Month a family discussion of how to address the financial costs and burdens of aging is essential before you retire. One affordable solution is LTC Insurance.

www.ltcnews.com has been redesigned to provide more tools and resources to help American families plan for the financial costs and burdens of aging. Planning for long-term care is an essential part of retirement planning.