I wrote a guest column for The Seattle Times on WA Cares, as the state prepares to send out the program’s first benefits. Starting in July, a small share of workers may qualify if they have paid the tax for three years and need help with at least three activities of daily living.
The question is what $36,500 buys when long-term care is needed. The likely answer: not enough. Read more here.
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