The Great Retirement Income Gap.

It happens in retirement when your expenses, unexpectedly suddenly exceed your budget. Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, diabetes and other common chronic health conditions can cause you to need long-term care, drastically impacting your expenses. Even the healthiest adults can need routine assistance as they age. 
You’ve worked and prepared for your retirement years. But what would you do if you suddenly needed substantially more retirement income due to long-term needs? Where do you get the income to fill the "gap"?

When planning for the future, older adults should take time to understand their risk of experiencing a serious cognitive disorder or physical disability, and how these conditions could impact their finances.

Join Seaman Retirement Planning and Long-Term Care Specialist Alecia Barnette as they discuss the importance of Long-Term Care and how it could potentially fit into your retirement planning strategy.