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Long-term health care may be necessary during your retirement years. Learn more about your options for long-term health care insurance and how to build a plan.
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Key takeaways. 1. Most long-term care expenses aren’t covered by your health plan or Medicare. 2. The high costs of long-term care can wreck retirement budgets, so plan ahead. 3. Financial options like long-term care insurance, life insurance, annuities, and Medicaid can help.
Preparing for your potential long-term care need can help your future finances and eliminate unwanted stress. Here's how you can plan for your long-term care needs.
The options include traditional long-term-care insurance (purchased on the private market or as an employee benefit), a hybrid insurance policy or annuity with a long-term-care component or...
Bankers Life, National Guardian and Thrivent Financial top our rankings of the best long-term care insurance companies. Find out why.
File or update a claim; Change beneficiaries; Access your Group Universal Life / Group Variable Universal Life benefits
Long-term care (LTC) insurance helps pay for long-term care like nursing homes, hospice care, adult day care and getting assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing...
Should you buy long-term care insurance or save up to self-insure? There are many trade-offs to consider. And, surprise: It doesn’t have to be one or the other.
Long-term care insurance: The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services estimates that someone who turned 65 in 2020 has a high likelihood (70%) of needing long-term care (LTC) services. 20% of those seniors will need LTC for five or more years.