Drowning or Surfing in the Silver Tsunami - It's Up to Us
7:30 a.m. Registration/light breakfast
8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Presentation/Q&A
The Wilder Foundation
451 Lexington Parkway N, St. Paul
Free parking is available on site
This event is free
Click here to register.
Please RSVP by August 6.
Learn about Nebraska's new Long-Term Care Savings Plan and insights for Minnesota
Nebraska State Treasurer Shane Osborn and Trent Fellers, Director of the Nebraska State Long-Term Care Savings Plan, will present a new option to help Nebraskans live the good life, longer. The Nebraska Long-Term Savings Plan is the country's first to offer tax incentives for people to save and pay for future long-term care expenses, personally direct savings on choices from technology to home services to insurance and more, and transfer unused benefits to beneficiaries.
Why do we need new solutions?
- How we currently finance aging services in Minnesota is unsustainable, especially as people desire new and different options for care.
- Minnesota spent nearly $600 million in public funds last year for long-term care: In 2007, 68.8 percent of public care funds for seniors in Minnesota were spent on nursing home care, and 31.2 percent of funds were spent on community services (MN Dept. of Human Services).
- We could spend $20 billion in total state and federal dollars in Minnesota by 2050 . . . if the status quo remains (MN Transform 2010 Report).
Presented by Ecumen, the Citizens League, the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce and the 2020 Conference.
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