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Ask an advisor: With $3.7 million in assets, should we purchase long-term care insurance?
I’m 63 and have been on Social Security disability since 2008. My wife, also 63, stays home to care for me. We're in poor ...
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The gray wave is here, and it's time keep your head above water.
The long-term care issue is receiving plenty of attention – both from the explosive growth of LTC riders attached to life insurance, as well as several state and federal proposals. Recenlty, the ...
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Cognitively impaired individuals are more likely to allow a long-term-care insurance policy to lapse even though they're more likely to need long-term care in the future, according to a new study ...
Back in March 2023, Genworth, the nation’s biggest provider of long-term care (LTC) insurance, in terms of the number of policyholders, agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit over premium increases.
California’s insurance commissioner, Ricardo Lara, has put long-term care insurers and agents on notice for spreading misleading marketing materials and emails that falsely warn consumers the state is ...
Washington state’s new, long-term care insurance program gives residents a lifetime benefit of $36,500, which can pay for approximately 81 days in a nursing home. The benefit is a first-in-the-nation ...
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