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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    How to Pay for Long-Term Care in Retirement | LTC Planning with David Beas (opens the original)

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    Stephen Jeung, founder and CEO of Jeung Agency, sits down with David Beas to explain how long-term care planning works — and how life insurance-based LTC strategies solve the "use it or lose it" problem of traditional LTC insurance. They walk through an example of repositioning $150,000 in IRA or 401(k) funds into an estimated $600,000+ in tax-free LTC benefits for a married couple. Key Takeaways Long-term care is a major blind spot in retirement planning — Medicare does not cover most custodial

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Life Insurance Explained: Term vs. Permanent, Cash Value & Estate Planning | Stephen Jeung (opens the original)

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    Life Insurance Explained: Term vs. Permanent, Cash Value & Estate Planning | Stephen Jeung Wondering how much life insurance you actually need, whether term or permanent coverage fits your situation, or how cash value policies really work? Stephen Jeung answers the life insurance questions clients ask most — from coverage amounts and workplace benefits to underwriting, estate planning, and wealth transfer. This video covers term life insurance, permanent life insurance, policy conversions, livin

  3. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Why Most Retirement Plans Ignore Taxes, Inflation & Long-Term Care | Stephen Jeung (opens the original)

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    Why Most Retirement Plans Ignore Taxes, Inflation & Long-Term Care | Stephen Jeung Stephen Jeung, a financial planner with nearly 30 years of experience, breaks down the retirement income strategies most plans miss — the ones that actually protect your money from taxes, inflation, and long-term care costs. Retirement mistakes get expensive fast, and this episode gives you a practical roadmap for structuring your savings before you retire. Stephen explains why starting early matters, why tax dive

  4. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Why 80% of People Are Underfunding Retirement (And Don't Know It) | Stephen Jeung (opens the original)

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    Stephen Jeung on Life Insurance, IULs, and Smarter Retirement PlanningStephen Jeung, founder and CEO of Jeung Agency, breaks down how he built a carrier-agnostic insurance firm and why he believes clients need more than a one-size-fits-all approach. Anna also shares the framing for the conversation and helps guide the discussion through life insurance, IULs, annuities, and retirement blind spots.We discuss how Stephen got into financial services, what makes Jeung Agency different, and the bigges

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Everything You've Been Told About Life Insurance Is Probably Wrong (opens the original)

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    Description Most people buy life insurance from one agent, get one quote, and never find out what they missed. David Beas has spent his career on the carrier side — he knows why two companies can look at the same person and come back with completely different offers, and why the policy you were shown may have had more to do with who was selling it than what you needed. We covered a lot of ground: how much coverage you actually need, term versus permanent and how to decide, what IUL really does a

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