Tag Archives: insurance

Insurance, Medicare · November 7, 2018

Help a Loved One Shop for Medicare Part D

If you, or anyone in your family is enrolled in Medicare Part D, please take some time before December 7th to make sure you have the best plan for your needs.

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Insurance, Life Insurance · November 1, 2018

Open Enrollment: Your Must-Do Review

This is the time of year when employers let workers make changes to their benefit plans. I know many of you don’t bother to review, and just keep everything the same.

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Insurance · October 17, 2018

Life insurance made easy. (Promise!)

I have had such a great time sharing my newly revised Women & Money with so many of you over the past few weeks. As always, my favorite part of being out on the road is not the talking…but the…

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Long Term Care, Must Have Documents, Retirement · June 21, 2018

The Talk (and Planning) Every Parent Owes Their Adult Kids

Nearly two thirds of participants in a recent survey said they think it is the job of an adult child to provide care for an aging parent.

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Car Insurance · March 21, 2018

How to Steer Clear of Rising Auto Insurance Premiums.

According to a national survey of auto insurance premiums by online site The Zebra, the cost of insuring a car has increased by 20 percent on average since 2011.

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Long Term Care, Retirement · February 14, 2018

Long Term Care Insurance: Still Worth It, If You Have Your Eyes Wide Open

For years I have been a big believer in the value of long-term care insurance. Many of you will live into your 90s. At some point it is reasonable to think you may need help.

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Home & Renters Insurance, Insurance · October 18, 2017

One in Four Homeowners Dangerously Underinsured.

For those of you who own your home, it’s likely your largest investment/asset. That’s why I am so concerned that many of you may not be sufficiently protecting your home.

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Insurance, Long Term Care, Retirement · August 30, 2017

Long-Term Care Planning–One Size Does Not Fit All

Shopping for long-term care insurance today is starting to feel like walking into the biggest shoe store you have ever seen and figuring out where to start.

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Home & Renters Insurance, Insurance · July 19, 2017

Two Insurance Mistakes Homeowners Can’t Afford to Make

With home values rising more than 40 percent from their lows during the financial crisis, a home is an increasingly valuable asset. For many of you, I know it is your biggest asset.

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