Income Planning Assessment

Complete the questions below and we'll prepare your customized income planning assessment

and checklist showing the strengths and opportunities in your plan

Section 1: The Emotional Reality & Your Motivation

Section 2: Baseline Data & The Crisis vs. Planning Timeline

Section 3: The Financial Picture (Countable vs. Exempt Assets)

Section 4: The Financial Picture (Countable vs. Exempt Assets)

Medicaid divides your assets into two categories: "Exempt" (things they generally don't count, like your primary home and one car) and "Countable" (things they expect you to spend down to $2,000 before they will pay for care).

Section 5: The 5-Year Look-Back & Penalty Risks

Section 6: Spousal Protections & Estate Recovery

Section 7: Current Legal & Planning Defenses

Section 8: What Have You Tried?

Section 9: Integration with Your Broader Plan

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