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The Real Cost Of Not Planning For Long-Term Care
Long-term care is rarely a single event. It is a slow erosion that asks the most of the people you love. There are better options than waiting.
Scott GenadJanuary 6, 20256 min read
The most expensive thing in finance is not a fee. It is a quiet assumption left unexamined for thirty years. This essay is short by design: a frame, not a prescription.
The shape of the question
Every financial decision answers some version of the same four questions. We rarely ask them out loud, which is precisely why they go wrong.
“The right structure makes the right product obvious. The wrong structure makes every product look like a solution.”
A clarity call is the simplest way to translate any of this into your own numbers. There is no obligation, no pitch, and no product on the table.