Your Retirement Blind Spot

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Launching June 10, 2026

New Book Release

Your
Retirement
Blind Spot

Smart Strategies for Navigating the Personal and Financial Consequences of Long-Term Care

Your financial advisor has most likely built strategies to protect you against market volatility and longevity risk, and engineered tax efficient sustainable retirement income designed to last a lifetime. By most measures, you are comprehensively prepared.

But there is one conversation most advisors never initiate with their clients. Not because they are negligent, but because long-term care planning represents a critical oversight that even the most comprehensive retirement strategies have historically failed to address.

Who will take care of you if you can no longer take care of yourself? What is your plan when you need help with daily activities? Are you prepared for the emotional and financial cost of long-term care? What happens to your portfolio, your independence, and your legacy if a care event strikes without a plan in place? Or are you hoping it just won't happen to you?

Most people have no answer. That is your blind spot. This book changes that. It will empower you with the knowledge and confidence to plan ahead on your terms. You will maintain control, protect what matters most, and avoid becoming a burden to the ones you love.

Your Retirement Blind Spot by Zach Ott, CLTC
★★★★★

5.0 · Early Reader Reviews

"A must-read for anyone planning retirement"

"Finally, a book that addresses what most financial advisors won't"

Inside the Book

What You'll Discover

Clear, practical guidance on the realities of extended care and how to build a plan that fits your values and goals.

Who Really Pays for Care

Uncover the common misconceptions about who pays for long-term care. You'll see exactly what's covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance. Most people are shocked by what they find.

The Family Impact

Understand the real emotional and financial toll extended care needs place on families, and what you can do to protect the people you love most.

Why Timing Is Everything

Early planning creates more choices, significantly lower costs, and far greater peace of mind. Waiting is the most expensive decision you can make.

Strategy Comparison

A clear, unbiased comparison of traditional insurance, asset-based solutions, and self-funding strategies, so you can choose what actually fits your situation.

Real Stories, Real Steps

Real-life case studies and actionable steps to help you start the conversation, take control, and put a concrete plan in place, on your terms.

This Book Is For You If…

You're ages 45–65, value your independence, want to protect your retirement savings and legacy, and are seeking practical, unbiased guidance on extended care planning.

Zach Ott, CLTC

Zach Ott, CLTC®

Author | Speaker | Thought Leader

Serving as a Regional Vice President in financial services for over two decades with top insurance providers, Zach had a front row seat to the inner workings of the retirement income planning marketplace. Over the years, he has supported hundreds of financial advisors with their clients' retirement needs and holds the Certified Long-Term Care (CLTC) designation.

After he and his brother passionately cared for their mother during her battle with stage four cancer, that experience inspired this book so more people are prepared before a care event strikes. His mission is simple: ensure individuals and families have the knowledge and tools to protect their independence, dignity, and financial security when navigating one of retirement's biggest blind spots.

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