Is Your Retirement Prepared for Long-Term Care?

It’s estimated about 70% of Americans ages 65 and older will need some type of long-term care during their lifetime.  The financial cost can be significant for families, yet most people don’t plan for it, thinking it won’t happen to them.  In this episode of Countdown to Retirement, Gregg MacInnis explains how ‘hybrid’ life insurance can help prevent this burden from eating up your retirement savings.

For more information on GMac Family Financial, or to schedule a consultation with Gregg MacInnis call, 972-475-2461 or visit gmacfamilyfinancial.com

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Is Your Retirement Prepared for Long-Term Care?
It’s estimated about 70% of Americans ages 65 and older will need some type of long-term care during their lifetime.  The financial cost can be significant for families, yet most people don’t plan for it, thinking it won’t happen to them.  In this episode of Countdown to Retirement, Gregg MacInnis explains how ‘hybrid’ life insurance can help prevent this burden from eating up your retirement savings.
For more information on GMac Family Financial, or to schedule a consultation with Gregg MacInnis call, 972-475-2461 or visit gmacfamilyfinancial.com
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Gregg MacInnis, Owner and President of Gmac Family Financial, joins you on Countdown to Retirement to offer up innovative financial strategies, solutions, security, and overall financial health. Listen as Gregg talks about his passion to serve his community and break down financial planning for your retirement.

Countdown to Retirement with Gregg MacInnis

It’s estimated about 70% of Americans ages 65 and older will need some type of long-term care during their lifetime.  The financial cost can be significant for families, yet most people don’t plan for it, thinking it won’t happen to them.  In this episode of Countdown to Retirement, Gregg MacInnis explains how ‘hybrid’ life insurance can help prevent this burden from eating up your retirement savings.

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