“Plan ahead to protect your family and your fortune from this retirement risk,” by Darla Mercado, CNBC
“Not everyone will wind up needing care in an assisted-living facility in old age, but everybody should plan for it, just in case. … Cheng suggested using these three questions as guidelines in drafting your long-term care plan.
- Where do you want to receive care? …
- Who’s in charge of your medical decisions? …
- Who should make financial decisions for you?”
LTC Comment (from Stephen A. Moses, President, Center for Long-Term Care Reform):
Pretty superficial advice, but at least from a major financial media outlet.
Plan ahead to protect your family and your fortune from this retirement risk
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