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The South Sound Chapter of the Society of Financial Service Professionals in partnership with the Center for Long-Term Care Financing is pleased to present LTC Graduate SeminarProgram Description Find out about the "800-pound gorilla of long-term care" and why it's headed for extinction . . . Learn the hidden reasons why some people won't buy LTCI and how to handle them . . . Discover why America's LTC service delivery system remains welfare-financed and nursing-home based . . . Explore the "Myth of Unaffordability" and see how two-thirds of Americans should, could and would insure for LTC . . . Find out why and how the only viable way to save LTC financing for the poor is to blow the lid off the LTCI market! To review the course outline, texts, testimonials, etc. please click here: http://www.centerltc.com/ltc_grad_seminar.htm Seminar Instructor Steve Moses - Founder, President & CEO of the Center for Long-Term Care Financing and LTC Graduate Seminar instructor - is widely recognized as an expert and an innovator in the field of long-term care. McKnight's Long-Term Care News named him "one of the 100 most influential people in long-term care." Nursing Homes magazine reported "there is probably no more articulate spokesperson for privately financed long-term care than Stephen Moses." His articles appear often in distinguished publications like The Gerontologist, The Journal of Accountancy, Contemporary Long-Term Care, Best's Review, and National Underwriter. He has testified before half of America's state legislatures. He frequently addresses professional conferences in the fields of law, aging and insurance. Steve Moses' recommendations are quoted regularly in the national media including the "CBS Evening News," PBS's "Frontline" and "The Financial Advisors," CNN, National Public Radio, The New York Times, Newsweek, USA Today, Forbes, The New Republic, Smart Money, National Journal, and Jane Bryant Quinn's syndicated column. For more information on the Center, please click here: www.centerltc.org Date: Wednesday, February 23, 2005Time: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. (8:30 a.m. check in; Seminar to start promptly at 9 a.m.)Location: Cornerstone Financial Strategies LLC Learning Center (2nd Floor), 7350 Cirque Drive W., University Place (near Tacoma), WA 98467 (253-756-2003)Directions: http://www.centerltc.org/directionstowagradsem.htm Registration Fee: $225/person or $185/person to members of SFSP (South Sound Chapter of the Society of Financial Service Professionals), TEPC (Tacoma Estate Planning Council), NAIFA (National Association of Insurance & Financial Advisors, CSA’s (Certified Senior Advisors) or SSPGSG (South Sound Planned Giving Study Group).Please make your check payable to SFSP and forward it to Cornerstone Financial Strategies LLC, 7350 Cirque Drive W., Suite 101, University Place, WA 98467-2241. Please direct all questions regarding registration to Carol Berntson. She can be reached at 253-756-2003.Registration limited to first 25 paid registrations received. CEU’s: LTC Graduate Seminar has been approved for 7 WA state insurance continuing education credits (provider number: 033312; course number: 273727). Note: If you plan to take this Seminar for CEU’s, you must attend the entire length of the program, complete all CEU related paperwork during the course of the Seminar and have your WA state insurance license number available for the sign in/out sheet.Course Texts:
We strongly recommend you review four
of the Center's major reports, which will serve as the text books for this
class: "LTC Choice:
A Simple, Cost-Free Solution to the Long-Term Care Financing
Puzzle," "The Myth of Unaffordability:
How Most Americans Should, Could and Would Buy Long-Term Care
Insurance," "The LTC Triathlon: Long-Term
Care's Race for Survival" and
"The Realist's Guide to Medicaid and Long-Term Care."
The first three reports can
be found here: http://www.centerltc.com/pubs/major_reports.htm;
the last report can be found here: http://www.centerltc.org/realistsguide.pdf.
Or you can go to our website at www.centerltc.org
and find the links to the aforementioned reports there also.
* For information on course content, CEU’s or anything relating to the Center for LTC Financing, please contact Center Executive Director, Amy McDougall, at 425-377-9500 or amy@centerltc.org END__________________________________________________________________________________ |