“Mutually dependent and interdependent. The relationship that cannot be severed or ignored is between aging adult children and their senior parents.
What you cannot choose to do any longer is to only view the problem as if the concerns of those already in care, or living in fear of the financial implications of the possibility of the need for care, are simply fuel for the buying decisions of the adult children participating in the care of a parent and therefore clearly understanding the need to plan and be prepared for future risk contingencies for themselves.
Consumer surveys across many disciplines have historically identified those who can intelligently “plan ahead” without the experiential need of being directly and personally involved. This argument had been frequently proposed as it relates to the need for extended care originating from a chronic illness. Consumers, when surveyed, would wish us to believe that…”
Click here to read more, originally published in the November 2018 edition of Broker World Magazine.
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