Advisor of the Year Finalist Bill Pope had a recent family emergency arise that made the idea of long-term care insurance an even more pressing need for so many Americans.
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Bill Pope on Selling LTCI
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Daniel Williams, Editor-in-Chief of Senior Market Advisor magazine, is an award-winning journalist and business editor with extensive experience in print, online and trade shows. Prior to joining Senior Market Advisor, Daniel was editor of Real Estate Southern California magazine and West Coast South Bureau Chief of GlobeSt.com, both are divisions of Real Estate Media. Previously, he covered the commercial real estate beat for the Orange County Business Journal. While there, he received a certificate of merit from SABEW (the Society of American Business Editors and Writers Inc.) for a story on "OCs Cash Economy." A native of the Deep South, Daniel relocated from Los Angeles to Denver with his wife and daughter and can be reached at dwilliams@sbmedia.com.
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