Jack Phelps, founder of The Relaxing Retirement Coach, guides readers through a series of questions designed to help retirees examine whether long term care insurance is necessary.

Wellesley, MA– July 22, 2011 – Jack Phelps, founder of The Relaxing Retirement Coach, a Retirement Coaching company, recently published an article on his website (http://www.theretirementcoach.com) helping retirees to determine whether or not long term care insurance is a necessary expenditure. The article, titled “What You Must Think About BEFORE Thinking About Long Term Care Insurance, Part Two” is the second in a series designed to help retirees evaluate their financial situation and determine whether or not to consider purchasing long term care insurance.

Jack Phelps writes, “Earlier this month, we identified what everyone must think about way before ever thinking about long term care insurance.  Now, let’s move on to the second critical thought process that must take place before you enter the long term care discussion.”

The Relaxing Retirement Coach, Inc. provides their members with the ‘missing structure’ they need to make a seamless and relaxing transition to their retirement years so they can confidently do everything they want to do without worrying about money.  Their Relaxing Retirement Coaching Program™ provides members with a personalized, one-on-one retirement coaching relationship with constant attention to each and every detail necessary for them to consistently enjoy a relaxing retirement experience.

The entire article can be found at http://www.theretirementcoach.com/articles/what-you-must-think-about-before-thinking-about-long-term-care-insurance-part-ii-3.php

To learn more about The Relaxing Retirement Coach, Inc., please visit http://www.theretirementcoach.com

About Jack Phelps

Prior to developing The Relaxing Retirement Coaching Program^™ back in 1994, Jack spent five years as a registered representative with Prudential Financial Services. In 1992, he received his Chartered Financial Consultant designation from The American College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. In 1989, Jack graduated from Holy Cross College in Worcester, Massachusetts with a B.A. in Economics.