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Eldercare Financial Planners (EFPs) can help any family, even those in seemingly impossible situations; develop an affordable financial plan so their loved one receives the care they need. EFP perform the following: |
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For families doing longer term planning, EFPs are able to minimize caregiving hardships and create a plan that allows a senior to reside in the geographic and residential location of their choosing. Public benefits counselors from the Area Agencies on Aging may help for financial planning for long term care as well. However, some AAAs are backed up with too many clients and others may only be knowledgeable about the benefits available to families through their specific AAA. EFPs are able to the look across the spectrum of options and devise the best plan. Qualifications Typically an EFP will offer a free initial consultation in which they’ll ask questions about the senior’s health, financial assets and personal and family history. Based on that interview, they able to determine the time and cost necessary to create the plan. Once agreed upon, they’ll conduct a more in-depth interview, review financial documents and finally present the plan to the family and make any necessary modifications. A new EFP model is a subscription service and allows families to ask any related question at any time and receive an answer within 24 hrs from a certified professional. This approach is less expensive for a family but does require additional effort from the family.One subscription service is available here Also Known As Eldercare Financial Planners are referred to by many names according to their professional backgrounds, most commonly are estate planners and financial advisors. Some Geriatric Care Managers also provide financial planning. Costs of Eldercare Financial Planners The cost of using an Eldercare Financial Planner to develop a plan varies widely. A professional plan put together by a certified Financial Advisor can cost several thousand dollars. Persons knowledgeable, but not certified, typically provide the same service for 20-40% less. Geriatric care managers may include financial planning as part of their larger care management offering. Finally monthly subscription services are available for around $25 / mo., which provide email and phone access to certified financial professionals for questions but they do not develop a comprehensive plan. |
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