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Understanding Long-Term Care Insurance

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People are living longer today, and although that is good news, the odds of requiring some sort of long-term care increases as you age. As the costs of healthcare, home care, nursing homes and assisted living continue to increase, you may wonder how it is you are going to keep up. One option that is growing in popularity is long-term care insurance (LTCI).

Supplemental Health Insurance: Medigap

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Often times Medicare does not cover your entire healthcare costs during retirement, so you may want to buy a supplemental medical insurance policy known as Medigap. Medigap is sold through private insurance companies and is designed to cover costs not paid by Medicare, helping you fill the gaps in your Medicare coverage.

What Rising Rates Could Mean for Your Money

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After years of keeping the benchmark federal funds rate at historic lows, the Federal Reserve has been raising it gradually. Near-zero rates were an emergency measure, and gradual increases reflect greater confidence in the U.S. economy. However, rising rates can affect you as a consumer and investor.

Expansion of 529 Plans for 2018

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Under the new tax law, the definition of a 529 plan’s “qualified education expense” has been expanded to include K-12 expenses. The new tax law also allows 529 plan owners to transfer funds from a 529 plan to an ABLE plan without federal tax consequences.
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