Becoming a full- or part-time caregiver to a loved one may have been something you saw coming years ago, or it may have been a sudden surprise.

Whether or not you prepared yourself for the possibility that someone you love would need your care, caregiving can come with a whole lot of uncertainty. How will you keep track of your loved one’s appointments, medications, etc.? How do you protect your own emotional health? How much financial information do you need to know or have access to? (more…)

The start of a new year is always a great opportunity to reevaluate and recharge your business, whether that means adopting new technologies or learning about a new industry niche.

Continuing to grow and evolve is especially important for those in the insurance industry, as the industry itself is changing from year to year. Here are just a few tips on growing your business this year. (more…)

The American College | Center for Retirement Income

The American College | Center for Retirement Income

Lose weight, start exercising, eat healthier - these are the resolutions we all seem to make at the start of a new year. If you’re a senior, you may have made these resolutions several times by now.

So how about something less predictable? Here are a few ideas for senior New Year’s resolutions that might help you learn something new, improve your financial situation, or see more of your family. (more…)

Given that life settlements are still not as mainstream in the financial advising world as they have the potential to be, many advisors don’t bring them up to their senior clients as a possible option.

This means that a client could be sitting on a sizeable asset - a life insurance policy - that they don’t even realize is an asset. Here are a few reasons why you should remedy this situation in as timely a manner as possible. (more…)

The American College | Center for Retirement Income

The American College | Center for Retirement Income

The American College | Center for Retirement Income