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Feb
9
Advisors should begin the discussion about long term care with their clients
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Beginning the long term care discussion with clients shouldn’t be as difficult as we all make it out to be.
My suggestion is to begin the discussion with a focus on what you’ve done for them already. If you’re an adviser that has taken the time to evaluate your client’s needs over the years, then the [...]