This week, Kirstin asks about Partnership Plans. She asks if this is when two people partner to share the plan's benefits?  We will send a thank you gift to Kirstin for asking.  Ask your question at at the contact us tab, and we'll send you at thank you gift.

This week, Joe in Orlando asks if his wife can use his LTC plan if he never needs extended care.  Diane shares multiple options that let spouses share benefits.  We're sending Joe a thank you gift for asking.  Ask your question at or during the Q&A part of our Zoom webinar this Saturday at 9 AM.  Use the Contact Us tab to request a link

This week, Diane shares how her client, Bob, used LTC coverage to create dedicated funds for care so he can be more generous with the rest of his portfolio and never wonder if he has enough to do both.  This is also Part 2 of the Bridging Freedom interview where we learn of success in the program and how we can generously help Laura Hamilton walk with rescued girls over a bridge to freedom.

This week, Diane interviews Laura Hamilton and Alan Wilkett with They discuss the Bridge that God has helped them build to help young girls rescued from sex-trafficking right here in our community.  Diane also shares an LTC funding strategy that young retirees can use to build a tax planning bridge to cross successfully from early retirement to full social security (age 70) and RMD age (age 72)

This week, Kelsey Leggett with Jaffe Tilchin Insurance in Tampa Florida, askshome if we can ever be too young to buy LTC insurance.  What is the youngest age it is available?  For asking, we'll send Kelsey a thank you gift.  Ask your question, at and we'll send you a gift, too.  Someone else likely has that same question and is afraid to ask.   Help 'em out!

This week, Mary Nash with The Advisor Magazine in Tampa, Florida, asks if it is ever too late to buy long term care coverage.  We'll send Mary a thank you gift for asking.  Ask your question at from the Contact Us tab.

This week, Diane interviews Mark Hamid with FirstLight Home Care.  Mark has licensed caregivers helping Diane's mom-in-law currently, and it is such a blessing for the whole family.  Diane shares how when families have help caring for a parent or loved one in an extended care situation, everything is a little bit better. Families stay whole and together during uncertain times.

This week, Sandra asks if she will need to buy a new policy in 3 or 5 years if she buys a 3 or 5 year plan. We'll send Sandra a thank you gift for asking.  Submit your question via the Contact Us tab at and we'll thank you with a gift, too.

This week, Sharon, from Clearwater, Florida, asks if she can use her LTC insurance benefits to pay her daughter to provide care for her.  Thank you for asking, Sharon, and watch for your thank you gift in the mail.  To have your question answered in a future, ask from the Contact Us tab at . We'll be sure to send you a thank you gift as well.

This week, Pete from Tampa, Florida, asks how insurance companies decide if you qualify for coverage.  As a thank you, we are sending Pete a gift.  Your questions help us to bring you the content you want in each episode, so please use the Contact Us tab at to ask your question.   Likely, others want to know, too.