A November Letter to Clients: Planning for Long-Term Care and How to Pay for It

Nov 4, 2026 / By Charles Sherry, MSc
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Someone turning 65 today has nearly a 70% chance of needing some form of long-term care, and a year in a nursing home can cost $115,000 or more. Send clients this month’s letter to explain what long-term care involves, what Medicare won’t pay for, and five ways to fund it, plus a look at the Fed’s debate over further rate hikes.

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