Stefan Rosuck of Gateway Financial Partners

10/30/2026

Where you live in retirement affects more than just your address.
It can impact your taxes, lifestyle, healthcare access, and proximity to family.

It’s not just about where you can afford to live, it’s about how you want to live.

10/28/2026

At its core, financial mindfulness is about bringing a moment-to-moment awareness to financial decisions, echoing the broader mindfulness techniques used in mental and emotional health. Forbes has more!

https://www.forbes.com/sites/financialfinesse/2024/05/07/financial-mindfulness-the-key-to-enhancing-your-financial-life/?sh=48b668db11d5

Implementing financial mindfulness can be straightforward with the right strategies. Here are some practical steps to incorporate it into your daily life.

10/26/2026

Eligibility and pricing for LTC insurance can shift quickly based on your health.

Reviewing your options while you’re still healthy gives you more flexibility.

10/21/2026

That number doesn’t include long-term care, dental, or unexpected medical expenses.

Healthcare in retirement is one of the biggest costs, and one of the easiest to underestimate. Building it into your plan early can help you feel more prepared when the time comes.

10/19/2026

Healthcare planning isn't just a financial issue, it’s a family one.

Whether you’re protecting your income or easing the future burden on loved ones, planning today can help ease the stress of tomorrow.

10/15/2026

Planning for the unexpected means looking at the what ifs.

If long-term care becomes part of your future, how prepared will you be?

Here are six things to consider when shopping for coverage.

https://www.kiplinger.com/kiplinger-advisor-collective/long-term-care-insurance-key-factors-to-consider

Decisions regarding your long-term health should always be considered carefully.

10/14/2026

Many people plan for how much they’ll spend in retirement, but not for what healthcare might cost them.

? Medicare gaps
? Long-term care risks
? Out-of-pocket surprises

If your retirement plan doesn’t address healthcare, let’s change that.

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09/28/2026

You’ve defined the legacy you want to leave, but do your documents reflect the causes and values that matter to you?

A few ways charitable giving may be incorporated into an estate plan include:

• Charitable bequests: Leave a specific amount, percentage, or asset to a charitable organization through your will or trust.

• Beneficiary designations: Name a charity as a beneficiary of certain retirement accounts, life insurance policies, or other eligible assets.

• Charitable trusts: Certain trust structures can provide support to charitable organizations while also helping address broader estate-planning goals.

09/24/2026

Wills, trusts, passwords, instructions.

Your plan only matters if the right people know it exists and where to find it.

Do you have a plan in place?

09/22/2026

That new title might come with a new tax bracket.

Updating your strategy now can help you stay prepared for the unexpected.