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KIRKLAND, Wash. — Now there’s a newsletter for people who will probably need long term care someday, but want to stay healthy, happy, and solvent as long as possible. The first issue of “Caring is Sharing,” to be published quarterly, debuts November 1. By promoting healthy lifestyles and good planning, the 8-page newsletter seeks to extend the vital years while protecting financial assets subject to healthcare drainage.

Subscriptions are available free to qualified individuals, on request.

“People are living longer than ever and they need help in doing it well,” says Cameron Truesdell, CEO of the newsletter’s publisher, LTC Financial Partners, the nation’s most experienced long term care insurance brokerage. “Sound financial protection, through estate planning and long term care insurance, is vital,” Truesdell says, “but people need lifestyle protection too. That’s where our newsletter comes in. It offers tips on healthy living and making the most of the years ahead, as well as tips on affordable insurance.”

The first issue, Autumn 2007, includes articles on —
* What the states are doing to help people with long term care planning.
* New retirement choices for active Americans, in education, outdoor activities, hands-on hobbies, politics, and community service.
* How to qualify for money-saving group insurance plans, even if you’re not an employee.
* How to travel worry-free by making your home burglar-safe.

There’s also a “healthy meals” recipe and profiles of three insurance carriers with exceptional service records.

The 4-color newsletter is available in print and downloadable formats. Subscriptions may be requested at http://www.ltcfp.us/ltcfp/newsletter.html .

Individuals may also, at the same time, request competitive long term care insurance quotes from 6 leading carriers.

Valerie G, editor at CANW
Valerie G has been an editor with California Newswire for several years, is a gifted theremin player, can quote copious lines from 'Red Dwarf' and also knows where her towel is. Oddly, she does not drive, nor does she take the bus. She identifies as both human and democrat.