How to protect your assets from nursing home costs

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As many prepare for retirement, financial planning becomes essential, especially in light of increasing living costs. A recent retirement survey reveals that many Americans feel unprepared for this next life stage, emphasizing the importance of proactive asset protection against nursing home expenses. Navigating these challenges requires a multifaceted approach to ensure a secure and healthy aging process.

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