Long Term Care Insurance Update: Part 2
Guest Expert: Lori Gubash, CLTC, FICF
Date:
Webinar Replay Description
Lori Gubash, with 25 years of LTCI experience, will lead this session, which is Part 2 of the Long Term Care Insurance Update, advances into the specifics of LTC insurance policies
Comments
A few comments from listeners when they were asked what the learned from the webinar:
I leaned many new ideas from today's session. I appreciated the discussion of policy options - payment, inflation provision, etc.
- Mark Z.
HSA money can be used for short-term long-term care coverage. Limited deductibility of LTC premiums to pass through entities
- Frederick S.
It was a good refresher on the rules. I forgot about the deductibility difference between a C corp and S corp for LTC paid by employer.
- David R.
"One business person group LTC plans exist.
That when a client receives a letter with options to replace/reduce or address increases, there are other options available."
- Maria Z.
I leaned many new ideas from today's session. I appreciated the discussion of policy options - payment, inflation provision, etc.
- Mark Z.
HSA money can be used for short-term long-term care coverage. Limited deductibility of LTC premiums to pass through entities
- Frederick S.
It was a good refresher on the rules. I forgot about the deductibility difference between a C corp and S corp for LTC paid by employer.
- David R.
"One business person group LTC plans exist.
That when a client receives a letter with options to replace/reduce or address increases, there are other options available."
- Maria Z.
Long Term Care Insurance Update: Part 2 06-21-2024
Attendees Comments:
I leaned many new ideas from today's session. I appreciated the discussion of policy options - payment, inflation provision, etc.
- Mark Z.
HSA money can be used for short-term long-term care coverage. Limited deductibility of LTC premiums to pass through entities
- Frederick S.
It was a good refresher on the rules. I forgot about the deductibility difference between a C corp and S corp for LTC paid by employer.
- David R.
"One business person group LTC plans exist.
That when a client receives a letter with options to replace/reduce or address increases, there are other options available."
- Maria Z.