Navigating Divorce
Divorce is one of life’s most complex transitions. It involves emotional, legal, and financial factors that can seem overwhelming or daunting. But it is possible to move through this challenging time, especially with professional partners, to help you find clarity and confidence. In our latest episode of Navigating Life Transitions, host Kim Insley talks to […]
Navigating Care for Aging Parents
A live recording of the “Navigating Life Transitions” podcast A recent report shows that roughly one in four American adults are caregivers, with approximately 59 million caring for adults. The report, from AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC), also reveals how caregivers are taking on more complex responsibilities, often at the expense of […]
Navigating a dementia diagnosis and its financial considerations
A dementia diagnosis can impact more than just your daily routines. It can alter families, futures, and finances. In our latest episode of the “Navigating Life Transitions” podcast, we explore how to prepare for the emotional and financial journey that follows a dementia diagnosis and creates hope. Joining host Kim Insley is Elise Huston, the […]
Navigating Medicaid and Medical Assistance
Navigating healthcare finances can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to understanding what benefits you qualify for and how to access them. In our latest episode of our Navigating Life Transitions podcast, we break down Medicaid, or Medical Assistance as it is referred to in Minnesota, and what factors go into determining how and when […]
Navigating the Search for a Retirement Community
In planning for retirement, it’s easy to let our minds wander towards beaches and palm trees or whatever the picture of our dream lifestyle represents. For many, the thought of needing any sort of long-term care is still quite distant. But the reality is that most adults will need senior care at some point. Today, […]
Long-term Care Insurance: Navigating When and How to Use Benefits
Millions of Americans have purchased long-term care insurance, which can be used to offset the high costs of health care or assisted living due to health or aging needs. How do you know if it’s right for you, and if it is, when to stop paying the premium and start using the benefits? This is […]