Have You Read it? Get Your Free Copy Now..."This book is a must-read for anyone who is serious about protecting their assets from the nightmares of probate, lawsuits and nursing home expenses. The book is easy to read, clear and concise. The examples in the book are real and very informative; they illustrate the dire consequences that families face when their loved ones do not plan in advance. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is concerned about protecting their life's savings from catastrophic nursing home costs. As a fellow elder law attorney, I can vouch for the fact that Mr. Evan Farr is truly a pioneer in this field."
Nursing Home Expenses Using a Specialized
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Evan Farr Wrote the Book on How to Protect Your Assets From Lawsuits and Catastrophic Nursing Home Expenses Using a Specialized Medicaid Asset Protection Trust.
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100% of retirees hope to take their last breath at home.
Only 30% do; the other 70% wind up needing long-term care in a facility.
Most retirement planning assumes that you will live a full and active life until you die in your sleep.
But for most people, life won’t go that way. Health problems will often make retirement a long, slow, downward skid toward an undignified end.
Most retirement plans don’t address this. That’s why so many people wind up broke, either becoming a burden or being forced into institutional care.
Good retirement planning addresses this potentially catastrophic issue that so many people don’t want to talk about.
If you want to do real retirement planning, you’ve come to the right place.
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