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My family has a great health history. Why would I need long-term care insurance?
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A   The Next Step – A KIPLINGER Workbook to help you plan ahead for
   Long-Term Care

Many people conjure up an image of a nursing home when they think of long-term care. But long-term care does not always mean institutional care. Instead, it is primarily “custodial” care—personal, hands-on assistance to individuals who need help with the activities of daily living, or ADLs. Download PDF

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B   Take (Long-Term Care) – Don’t overlook this essential part of retirement
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Most retirement planning is about means, not ends. It’s about making sure you have as many options as possible, not telling you how to spend your money. This month, however, I want to suggest that you set aside a significant amount of your monthly budget for a purchase that is often considered somewhat controversial: long-term-care insurance. Download PDF

From WSJ Magazine- SmartMoney on May 2008

 

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C   Long-Term Care Insurance: Protection for Your Future

A lifetime of retirement savings can be wiped out by an unexpected need for nursing home, assisted living, or at-home care. Long-term care insurance can cover the costs of those long-term care services and protect lifetime savings. more >

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