Still looking for the right long term care payment option for you? ALTCP can help you find the perfect coverage by giving you a side-by-side comparison of quotes from top insurers when you shop for quotes now. No commitment, it’s your call! One question that Americans are itching to know is whether Medicaid pays for… read more

Planning for long term care usually starts with the conversation among family members that revolves around designing the policy according to their needs, exploring policy features and finding reliable insurers. Most often than not, individuals miss out two important things, their health history, and underwriting. There are a lot of individuals who want to get… read more

  Women struggle to save for retirement. In fact, only 12% of working women are very confident that they will have a comfortable retirement. In case, women are forced into retirement sooner than expected, 64% of them do not have a backup plan for retirement income. These are just select findings from a recent survey… read more

Long term care insurance helps in securing your future and protecting your family from the exorbitant cost of nursing homes, assisted living facilities and other forms of long term care. But nothing is more important than applying for long term care insurance claims, getting approved and using all your benefits. According to this article by… read more

Americans have individual life insurance with a total face value of $12 trillion according to the recent survey of American Life Insurers. However, there are instances wherein policyholders no longer need either life insurance or annuity. Given the scenario today that more Americans are living longer and will more likely require long-term care, some policyholders… read more

  Life expectancy continues to grow over the years. In America, the average life expectancy is 79 years. Because of this, people turning 65 in today’s society have a 70% chance of eventually requiring some kind of long-term care support. A semi-private room at a nursing home averages to $82,125 a year. So, you could… read more