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🌟 Happy Father's Day! 🌟 This weekend we are wishing all the incredible fathers and grandfathers who bring so much love and joy into our lives. A special shoutout to our very own co-founder, Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC, a proud father and grandfather! Here's to all the dads out there making a difference! 💙 Stephanie D. Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC #FathersDay #Family #ProudDad #ProudGrandpa

Our very own Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC at RIA Colleague shared his insights on Long Term Care Insurance during his recent appearance on Caring in America with Richard Wexler. If you didn't catch it live, be sure to listen to the podcast episode! 🎙️ https://lnkd.in/gEA2-3Nw #LongTermCare #Insurance #RiskManagement

How can Life Insurance Help with Estate Planning? Life insurance plays a crucial role in estate planning by providing liquidity to cover expenses such as taxes, debts, and administrative costs. The death benefit from a life insurance policy ensures that heirs receive a financial cushion without the need to sell assets. This can help preserve the family estate, facilitate a smooth transfer of wealth, and mitigate the impact of estate taxes. Life insurance is a strategic tool in estate planning, offering financial security and facilitating the efficient transfer of assets to beneficiaries. Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC Stephanie D.

For clients who are looking for long term care insurance, but may be too young or do not want to pay the higher premium can look to Life insurance with a long-term care rider. It combines traditional life insurance with the added benefit of long-term care coverage. In the event of the insured's death, the policy provides a death benefit to beneficiaries. If the insured requires long-term care, the rider allows the policyholder to access a portion of the death benefit to cover qualifying long-term care expenses. This hybrid policy offers financial protection for both end-of-life needs and potential long-term care costs, providing flexibility and a comprehensive solution for individuals concerned about their financial well-being in later years. Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC Stephanie D.

When was the last time you reviewed the beneficiaries listed on your life insurance policies? Beneficiaries on life insurance policies ensure the efficient and intended distribution of the death benefit. Designating beneficiaries allows policyholders to specify who will receive the proceeds in the event of their death. This designation provides financial security for loved ones, facilitates a prompt payout, and avoids delays associated with probate. Naming beneficiaries enables individuals to tailor their life insurance to meet specific family needs, such as income replacement, debt settlement, or education funding. Regularly reviewing and updating beneficiary designations ensures that the life insurance payout aligns with the policyholder's current wishes and circumstances. Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC Stephanie D.

Life insurance plays a vital role in preserving financial assets by providing a financial safety net for beneficiaries in the event of the policyholder's death. The death benefit from a life insurance policy can help cover outstanding debts, funeral expenses, and provide essential income for surviving family members. This infusion of funds safeguards existing assets, allowing loved ones to maintain their lifestyle and meet financial obligations. It can prevent the depletion of savings or the sale of assets to cover immediate expenses, ensuring that the family's financial foundation remains intact during a challenging time. Life insurance is a cornerstone of comprehensive financial planning, offering peace of mind and asset preservation for the policyholder and their beneficiaries. Patrick "PJ" Johnson CLU, AEP, CLTC Stephanie D.