FinancesHow much is it going to cost you to fund your retirement? Experts suggest 70% to 90% of your current income will be needed to fund your current lifestyle, and that’s without factoring other needs such as possible long-term care costs. What can I do now? Resources that may be helpful are listed below.Finance and Investing Resources American Association of Individual Investors - a nonprofit organization that arms individual investors with the education and tools they need to build wealth; 800-428-2244 Investor Protection Trust - provides independent, objective information needed by consumers to make informed investment decisions. NASD oversees and regulates trading in equities, corporate bonds, securities futures and options; also provides education and qualification examinations to industry professionals. U.S. Financial Literacy and Educational Commission - Financial Education Resources Financial Planning Association - Find a financial planner or access financial resources; 800-322-4237 Legal Resources ElderLaw Answers - Information on senior legal issues; 866-267-0947 Georgia Lifelong Planning Program - Provides information and resources about long-term care; 800-669-8387 Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner - Insurance and Insurance Agent information; 404-651-7902 A.M. Best Insurance Company Ratings - Insurance ratings, News & Financial data; 908-439-2200 x5742 10 Questions to Ask Before Buying Long Term Care Insurance Breaking the Silence: Initiating Family Conversations About Financing Long-Term Care More information about planning for long term care needs is also available under Insurance Counseling on the Agewise Connection website. |
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Questions to ask when finding & how to find an Elder Law Attorney; 520-881-4005 