In this episode of The Jeff Motske Show, we discuss "Finishing Well" and the different types of Long Term Care plans. Statistics show that a lot of Americans will need to utilize a Long Term Care plan, so we need to start talking about it long before it is visible on the horizon. If you are short on time, my portion begins around the 24 minute mark. Listen to this track even if you feel like you don't yet need to consider this. One day, you may! Listen now below.
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