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Long Term Care Update
Long Term Care Update

Genworth Financial released its long-term care Cost of Care Survey for 2013 and the results are sobering. The cost of home care providers, adult day health care facilities, assisted living facilities and nursing homes has been steadily rising over the past 5 years.

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BlogMark TalercioNovember 13, 2013Long term care, long term care insurance, LTC, Medicaid, Medicare
Week ahead: Strong jobs report before Yellen Hearing
Week ahead: Strong jobs report before Yellen Hearing
BlogMark TalercioNovember 9, 2013Economy, Employment, Fed, Federal Reserve, government shut down, Janet Yellen, jobs report, Labor Force Participation, Markets, Stocks, Unemployment
Week ahead: Weak growth propels stocks, not jobs and incomes
Week ahead: Weak growth propels stocks, not jobs and incomes
BlogMark TalercioNovember 3, 2013bull market, Economy, Employment, Federal Reserve, government shut down, jobs report, Markets, sentiment, Stocks, Unemployment
When to file for Social Security Benefits
When to file for Social Security Benefits
BlogMark TalercioOctober 28, 2013Retirement, Social Security, Social Security benefits, SS FRA
Week ahead: Fed fuels stock market rally
Week ahead: Fed fuels stock market rally
BlogMark TalercioOctober 26, 2013bull market, Economy, Employment, Federal Reserve, government shut down, jobs report, Markets, sentiment, Stocks, Unemployment
Tuition increases slow: Student loans mount
Tuition increases slow: Student loans mount
BlogMark TalercioOctober 23, 2013best college majors, college graduate employment, College majors, Jobs, Unemployment
Should your retirement plan be to work longer?
Should your retirement plan be to work longer?
BlogMark TalercioOctober 20, 2013asset allocation, Debt Ceiling, emergency reserves, interest rates, mortgage rates, Rebalance
Week ahead: Debt Deal Done, Data Dump Due
Week ahead: Debt Deal Done, Data Dump Due
BlogMark TalercioOctober 19, 2013consumer confidence, Corporate earnings, Debt Ceiling, Economy, Employment, Federal Reserve, government shut down, jobs report, Markets, sentiment, Stocks, Unemployment
Investor Survival Kit
Investor Survival Kit
BlogMark TalercioOctober 14, 2013asset allocation, Debt Ceiling, emergency reserves, interest rates, mortgage rates, Rebalance
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