ARE YOU OR A LOVED ONE OVER 55 AND CONCERNED ABOUT THE EXTREMELY HIGH (AND RISING) COST OF IN HOME OR NURSING HOME CARE?
AND …
WERE YOU ABLE TO ATTEND UTBF’S EXCLUSIVE ELDER LAW PROGRAM?
If Not, We Have Good News for You!
It is Not Too Late to Discover How to Avoid Losing Your Entire Financial Legacy
For the second time ever, a lucky group of 72 of our VIP clients were able to reserve a spot on the guest list and attend our recent Virtual Elder Law Program live during the broadcast. The hour and a half long program was packed full of “invaluable information” designed to teach attendees about planning techniques that can protect hundreds of thousands of dollars (or more!) from the exorbitant cost of nursing home or in-home care.
Attendees discovered the fundamental keys to protecting their hard-earned nest egg from long term care spending and specifically discovered:
- What Medicaid is, what Medicaid is not, and which assets both individuals and married couples can keep and still qualify for this vital, often misunderstood assistance program.
- How the 5 year Medicaid ineligibility/look back period works, why it matters so much to you, and how failing to understand how it operates could destroy your existing estate planning.
- The reasons why someone would want to plan in order to qualify for Medicaid sooner.
The complicated interplay between Medicaid, tax, and real estate law surrounding this topic can be intimidating. The complexity keeps many people paralyzed by confusion, doing nothing, and losing tons of assets.
Fortunately, there are legitimate, ethical, legal ways to solve this problem. We know them all and the Medicaid Asset ProtectionTrust (MAPT) is one of the best.
The Chairman of our Elder Law Solutions team decoded the mystery of this incredible planning tool for our VIP attendees and answered tons of questions:
- What is a MAPT?
- How can a MAPT help to protect a family’s financial legacy for generations to come?
- What types of assets can be protected (or not) using a MAPT?
- What are the benefits of using a MAPT, or other planning techniques, as part of your overall estate planning?
These are just the tip of the iceberg. The Elder Law Program explained so much more, including: 1) what elder law planning is, 2) who should do this kind of planning, 3) how much it costs, 4) What happens if you don’t, and 5) how to select the right advisors to help navigate and execute this process.
There was also a fantastic Q&A session that answered real questions from real attendees in real time.
But you do not have to take our word for it, the Elder Law Program received rave reviews:
“The presentation was informative and I learned a great deal.”
“Thank you for the presentation! … It was excellent and I especially enjoyed the delivery of the information. It was easy to listen to and understand even though many aspects are very confusing.”
“You thoroughly explained this complex subject.”
“Great charts and explanations!”
We are making the recorded version (including the slides) available via a download from our website, all we ask for is your name and email address.
We will add you to our Elder Law e-newsletter mailing list for important updates.