Longevity Planning (past)

Many fail to plan for the “bonus years” — typically between the ages of 80 and 95 — when our bodies begin to slow down and questions begin to arise such as: “Who will care for me?” “Where will I live?” and “How will it be paid for?” A longevity planner will know about programs and services that may be available to you and your family and offer alternatives and techniques to preserve your money.

Laurie Menzies, Esq.

Senior Partner, PMB Elder Law