• What is meant by ‘our care-years’ or our long-term care time of life?



• Why is it important for us to understand what’s involved in this issue for ourselves and our aging parents, our spouse, our older siblings, our aging in-laws and our best friends?



• What should we know that will help us in our planning for a successful aging even in our old-old years?



• What is meant by home-care?



• What should we understand about nursing home living?



• How might we delay the start of our care-years?



• Are there suggestions for opening discussions with our family members?



• What are the current trends in our country?

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• What exists today--what programs and services do our federal and provincial governments provide for our care and for a loved one’s care when needed?



• Should we rely on these services being available for our loved ones, for ourselves, when we might need some assistance—in other words, are these services guaranteed like our doctor services under the Canada Health Act?



• How can we find out about these programs’ assessment processes, the residences available, and their criteria?

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• What are some ways we can fund our future long-term care needs?



• How will we pay for the care services and supports of our loved ones when they need it?



• What does care cost?



• What do we need to do now in order to plan well for that time in our lives?



• What should we know about care and our taxes?



• How can care be addressed at income tax time?



• Why is procrastination around this topic so very dangerous?



• What else do we need to address when planning on how we are going to pay for our future care

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• What is long-term care insurance?



• Should I consider it as one method to help fund my care-years?



• How do I make a decision on whether this is something for me?



• What companies are offering LTCI?



• Where can I learn more?



• Can I link to an agent or advisor in my community to discuss this relatively new product available to Canadians and find out if it may fit into my plans?

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• What goes into a Care-Years Plan?



• What should we be doing in order to ensure we are being responsible for this stage of our life?

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50+ers in Canada are ‘remaining ageless’!

They are busy, committed, energetic, caring. They don’t ‘feel’ old regardless of their chronological ages!

They travel, volunteer, are involved with their grand-children, start new businesses, pay attention to their health, exercise, are in the workforce, are remarrying, relocating, re-evaluating...

They are making plans for a successful future while living in a successful present.

What does ‘remaining ageless’ mean today?

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I have learned that

“To age with passion and purpose and laughter and energy and security, we all need to address our future care-years time of life well in advance, we need to have plans in place for that future stage of our lives...then and only then will we truly achieve successful aging!”

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