Long-Term Care Insurance Planning: LTC Deductions, Avoiding Taxation of Proceeds, Traditional vs. Hybrid Policies
Recording of a 110-minute CPE webinar with Q&A
Join us for a webinar that delves into the long-term care (LTC) insurance choices and unravels the intricate web of tax implications. Our esteemed panel of certified financial planning experts is poised to guide you through the labyrinth of LTC tax deductions, ensuring you're equipped with the knowledge to safeguard your clients' financial well-being. Discover which taxpayers should prioritize LTC, and gain invaluable insights into the optimal age for purchasing LTC insurance in specific scenarios.
Outline
- Introduction – Understanding long-term care insurance
- Long-Term Care Insurance Basics
- Definition of long-term care insurance
- History and evolution of long-term care insurance
- Key terms of long-term care insurance
- Tax Considerations for long-term Care Insurance
- Understanding IRC Section 7702b and IRC Section 101G
- Annual tax deduction for premiums paid
- Employer paid LTC
- Taxation of benefits
- Traditional vs. hybrid/linked-benefit long-term care insurance
- Traditional long-term care insurance
- Hybrid life (annuity)
- Life/chronic illness
- Short-term care
- Identifying clients who need long-term care insurance
- Client assessment
- Risk assessment and analysis
- Family history, lifestyle, and health status
- Age, financial situation, and personal preferences
Benefits
During this engaging webinar, our panel will address these pivotal topics and more:
- Mastering the art of avoiding taxation on LTC insurance proceeds
- Determining the ideal age to purchase LTC insurance in specific circumstances
- Untangling the complexities of hybrid and traditional LTC policies
- Identifying taxpayers who are ideal candidates for LTC insurance
Faculty
Thomas (Tom) Griffith, CFP
Vice President
Cardinal Advisors
Mr. Griffith has been with Cardinal since 2013. He began his career at Cardinal Advisors at its first intern, offered... | Read More
Mr. Griffith has been with Cardinal since 2013. He began his career at Cardinal Advisors at its first intern, offered an internship when one didn’t exist yet. Mr. Griffith obtained his licenses for life, health, and Medicare supplements while still in college. Once graduated, he quickly passed his Series 65 in 2015 and has since earned his CFP® certification and become Certified in Long-Term Care (CLTC). Mr. Griffith is passionate about serving his clients at the required fiduciary standard of care and loves helping others plan for their futures financially.
CloseHans (John) Scheil, CFP
Founder and CEO
Cardinal Advisors
Mr. Scheil is the author of The Complete Cardinal Guide and has over 40 years of experience specializing in... | Read More
Mr. Scheil is the author of The Complete Cardinal Guide and has over 40 years of experience specializing in helping individuals at or near retirement. His insurance career began at the age of 18, when he sold insurance while attending college full time. Mr. Scheil's years in the insurance industry included positions as a Branch Manager, National Sales Director, and Senior Vice President for several nationally recognized insurance companies. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Northern Illinois University (1980) and a Master of Science in Management from The American College (2007).
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