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Wealth, Health & Happiness: A Caring Conversation about Extended Care with Carroll Golden
In this episode of Wealth, Health, and Happiness, we interview Carroll Golden. Carroll is an executive and public speaker focused on improving the knowledge base of both advisors and families about planning in advance for extended care needs.
In this episode, we talk about extended care planning, Carroll’s three-step formula for proactive client planning, and her book “How Not to Tear Your Family Apart,” a guide that offers practical, financially sound strategies for families navigating the transition to becoming caregivers for aging parents.
To contact or learn more about Carroll Golden see below:
Website: www,thecaringconversation.com
Book: Family Edition- The Conversation | Caring Conversation (thecaringconversation.com)
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