Long-Term Care Insurance Hack for Unmarried or Surviving Spouses
Long-term care insurance can be expensive, and this is particularly true for single women. However, we have developed an innovative...
Read moreLong-term care insurance can be expensive, and this is particularly true for single women. However, we have developed an innovative...
Read moreAn unexpected health-related event requiring long-term care is a risk that could impact you and your family financially and...
Read moreThe wealth management industry has been operating on certain assumptions about the typical client for many years: that “typical...
Read moreThe number of people buying traditional long-term care insurance continues to contract at a rapid pace, indicated by a 14% decline...
Read moreResearch has found that more than half of people who are 65 years old today will need long-term care at some point in the future...
Read moreWhile the federal government may cover 50% of its costs, it would be a mistake to believe that Medicaid always pays for nursing...
Read moreAccording to a RICP survey (Retirement Income Certified Professional), 70% of people 65 and older will need long-term care at some...
Read moreThe cost of long-term care is one of the most pressing worries for retirees. However, most people tend to worry rather than take...
Read moreGetting old is expensive. One essential that’s becoming more cost-prohibitive is long-term care insurance, which covers expenses...
Read moreThe Rise of Short-Term Insurance With all the coverage on the rise in premium costs in the media many consumers, especially...
Read moreThe Decline of Long-Term Care Insurance This August, two of the country’s biggest insurance companies, MetLife and Unum, will...
Read moreWe have discussed the merits of Long-Term Care and Chronic Illness Riders in this forum on more than one occasion, always in an...
Read moreLooking back over the Long-Term Care related discussions in this forum in 2013, one thing is abundantly clear: The Long-Term Care...
Read moreThe difference between a Chronic or Critical Care Rider (CCCR) and a true Long Term Care Rider (LTCR) is that the impairment...
Read morethe situation: When 48-year-old Jack* and his wife, 46-year-old Sandra, became increasingly frustrated with the lack of return on...
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