Most people skip over disability insurance, thinking it’s unnecessary or confusing. The truth is, losing your ability to work is more common, and more financially devastating, than you might think. This article breaks down what it is, how it works, and why it matters.

Nearly 45% of people over 65 will require long-term care, with costs averaging over $100,000 per year. Without a plan, these expenses could quickly deplete your savings, making it essential to consider self-funding, government assistance, or long-term care insurance.

We understand that healthcare costs are a significant factor in retirement planning. Whether you’re approaching 65 or already there, this guide will help you make informed decisions about your healthcare coverage in retirement. Don’t let Medicare complexity derail your financial plans – let us help you navigate this crucial aspect of your retirement strategy.

Michael Hollis explains how an umbrella insurance policy provides an essential layer of liability protection beyond standard home and auto policies, safeguarding against extensive financial risks and ensuring peace of mind during unforeseen catastrophic events.

If you've been denied life insurance, understanding the process is key. From exploring workplace benefits to considering unconventional routes like self-insurance, there are options available to protect your family's future, ensuring peace of mind even in unforeseen circumstances.

Michael Hollis gives you five practical tips for maximizing your employee benefits and confidently navigating open enrollment.

Long-term care can create major financial and emotional challenges for families. The right insurance policy can help cover costs for at-home care, assisted living, or nursing home services while giving loved ones more time together. Learn more in my guide to long-term care insurance.

Open enrollment is the perfect time to make small adjustments that can create a big difference in your financial future. This article explains why increasing your retirement plan contributions by just 1% each year can significantly grow your savings over time.