People buying long-term care insurance are focused on just one issue and that’s whether it’s worth the price. According to a study by the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, approximately 70% of individuals 65 and above will require long-term care supports and services during their lifetime. Obviously, there’s a need for this policy…. read more

Talking to your aging parents about long-term care can be tough. Most seniors shun the idea of talking about their future plans especially their finances. In fact, around 45% of adult children have talked to their aging parents about their plans when they can no longer take care of themselves. And only 30% have discussed… read more

Tax refund season is definitely on! Have you thought about where you’ll spend your tax refund money? According to the IRS, around 80% of tax filers get an average refund of $3,000 every year. If you’re expecting a tax refund from the IRS, you must start looking into different ways you can spend your tax… read more

As we start a New Year, it’s the perfect time to think about your financial safety, particularly about owning long term care insurance. 2019 is still young, which gives you an opportunity to address your future long term care needs. According to Association for Long Term Care Planning, around 7 out of 10 of Americans… read more

Contrary to the popular belief, Medicare doesn’t pay for long term care, such as nursing home, home healthcare and other forms of long term care. In case you’ll need long term care in the future, you might end up outliving your retirement savings. Long term care insurance is designed to help individuals pay for long… read more

Long term care insurance is a wise investment for most Americans today given the scenario that they are getting older – 70% of Americans 65 and up will need long term care and will most likely require expensive long term care. You don’t have to worry about paying for care out-of-the-pocket or becoming a financial… read more

There’s a 70% chance that Americans will move to a long-term care facility such as an assisted living facility or nursing home when they turn 65. Despite this report by the U.S Department of Health, most individuals still put off preparing for the high cost of assisted living. According to ALTCP long-term care cost, the… read more