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When Long-Term-Care Policies Kick In
Long-Term Care Insurance Most policies pay when you need help with two of six activities of daily living or you are cognitively impaired. And most have a waiting period of 60 or 90 days.
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Do You Have a Plan in Place for Long-Term Care?
Long-Term Care Insurance Chances are, you’re going to need it someday, and luckily there are several options, including annuities and life insurance with an acceleration of the death benefit, designed to help.
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Don’t Let Long-Term Care Costs Devastate Your Retirement
Long-Term Care Insurance Can you afford $8,000 per month for care? Chances are, you'll need it at some point. Some solutions to that pricey problem include long-term care insurance, "living benefits" and annuities.
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Older Veterans Often Miss Out on Long-Term-Care Benefits of Up to $2,210 Each Month
Long-Term Care Insurance If you qualify, be sure to follow the rules to collect the Aid and Attendance benefits you've earned in service to our country.
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Hybrid Insurance Policies Gaining Steam
Long-Term Care Insurance If you can't afford traditional long-term-care insurance, a new strategy that combines life insurance with long-term-care benefits may be more practical.
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Can You Be Held Responsible for Your Parents' Long-Term-Care Costs?
Long-Term Care Insurance Adult children could be sued by long-term-care facilities and siblings due to a little-known law.
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Insurers No Longer Selling Long-Term-Care Policies
Long-Term Care Insurance Some insurers will continue to service existing policies; others will sell off your policy to another insurer.
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Veterans Often Miss Out on the Long-Term Care Benefits They Deserve
Long-Term Care Insurance If you qualify, be sure to collect the Aid and Attendance benefits you've earned in service to our country.
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New Options for Seniors to Get Care at Home
Long-Term Care Insurance For relatively healthy seniors who don't want to live in a retirement community, continuing care at home can be key to maintaining independence.
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