If you’re nearing retirement and wondering if there’s any way to stop working earlier, or if you’re currently retired and want to ensure you have enough money to live comfortably — it’s important to take a close look at your finances to see if you have any liquid assets. With this in mind, a lot of people wonder if their life insurance policy is considered an asset, and if so, is it a liquid asset?
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Discover the true cost of health care in retirement and learn practical strategies, coverage options, and ways to use life insurance to help fund senior care.
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You might remember your folks helping you open your first bank account and write your first check. And while that was a long time ago, you may not be ready for those roles to reverse, with you taking the financial lead for your parents. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon that a parent would need an adult child’s help managing the finances, particularly if that parent starts to lose mental sharpness or the ability to make logical decisions.
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You could argue that life insurance means nothing without the beneficiary. Sure, it’s the policyowner who initiates the coverage and pays the premiums. But assuming that the insured doesn’t let the insurance lapse or sell it in a life settlement, the beneficiary is the one who ultimately benefits from that life insurance policy.
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Can seniors over 70 get life insurance? The short answer is yes. The life insurance options for the elderly aren’t as plentiful as they are for the younger crowd, but seniors can secure a death benefit even after age 70.
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A Return of Premium (ROP) life insurance policy guarantees a full or partial refund of the premiums you pay if you outlive the stated term of the policy. This feature is typically added as a rider to a traditional term life policy that has a 20- or 30- year term. Some ROP policies return only the base premium payments to the policyholder but not the additional cost for the ROP rider, while others return the full cost.
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It’s never too early or too late to plan for retirement. Whether you are planning or saving for retirement or are already retired and looking for more lifestyle tips and advice, Harbor Life Settlement has pulled together a list of retirement blogs that will help you in 2020.
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The best retirement communities generally deliver on climate, proximity to healthcare, affordability, social activities, and retirement center amenities. They can range from cozy, close-knit neighborhoods, to sprawling city-like meccas where you never have to wander outside the gates. You can also find less formal enclaves of retirees in cities throughout the U.S. — some of which make great retirement destinations for those who don’t like the feel of a master-planned community.
Here’s a look at 15 retirement locations that might match your definition of the ideal place to retire.
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Your folks clothed you, bandaged your skinned knees, and fed you dinner for years. And now, it may be time to return the favor, figuratively anyway. Did you know that some states make it your legal responsibility to support your parents financially? It’s true, and without some proactive planning, you may be at risk of footing the bill for your parents’ high-dollar medical debt.
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When you start shopping for long-term care insurance, you’ll realize quickly that it’s pricey and complicated. And that can leave you wondering whether this form of coverage is worth it. Unfortunately, there’s no short answer to that question. Long-term care insurance can add value in certain situations, depending on the coverage, as well as your net worth, your age, and your health history. Before you can fully evaluate how long-term health insurance would fit into your life, though, it’s wise to master the basics of how this coverage works.
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