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If Medicaid makes the choice for the people families loss where a member goes.  One in 10 families actially have care from families member.  Most of us no longer live in "Walton Mountian anymore" people really need to look at putting into plans to provide care for others selfs.  Plus, this makes it so, people get the skills needed to care for others.

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Talk about annunity's.  A way to lock in 5% to 7% to start and build a income that you will never out live.  To manage your money in a way that rollover to still give you axcess and to buy life insurance early in life to build value.  Buy bonds and long term care plans to help off set health cost.

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