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There are several ways that insurance can cover the cost of long-term care. Your options depend largely on personal and financial circumstances and what you expect for your standard of care—both now and in retirement. Contracts can be available either individually, through an employer, or an association. Please note that different policies have different tax […]
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As you navigate retirement and the aging process for yourself or a family member, it can be daunting to figure out how to cover the costs of Long-Term Care (LTC). In addition to the tips discussed here, please also see our “Retirement Basics” guide. LTC costs could approach $500,000 (and possibly exceed) in some states.
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By definition, insurance is “coverage by contract whereby one party undertakes to indemnify or guarantee another against loss by a specified contingency or peril.” A specified contingency or peril is a risk. In essence, insurance provides people with peace of mind against risks. Every contract provides different protection at different costs, and should be reviewed
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