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There are two main options to consider. Make sure you understand the pros and cons of both.

While long-term care insurance can be a good way to protect your clients’ assets, the coverage can cost an arm and a leg. Spousal sharing is one strategy to consider to help reduce the cost.

Most seniors want to stay in their homes rather than move to an institution. But as elder care costs climb, what choice will make the most financial sense for you clients?

Recommending long-term care policies used to be a given, but rising premiums and diminishing benefits have many advisors rethinking their value.

When it comes to long-term care policies, your women clients are at a distinct disadvantage. Here's what advisors need to know.

Rates for long-term care policies have risen 4.8% on average during the past 2 years. Your clients have five ways to respond, but not all are smart.

Because women can expect to live longer and on average have less retirement savings than men, they may need to adjust their retirement plans. Here are some ways advisors can help.

Most advice about claiming strategies is for married couples, but what about your single clients? How can they maximize their benefits?

Here's what your divorced clients need to know about their Social Security benefits.

Many people don't need life insurance once they retire, but here are five types of clients who may want to keep their policies.