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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Should you buy long-term care insurance?
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Lynne Butler, BA LLB
Have you ever thought about buying long-term care insurance to pay for the care you might need later in life? For most of us, the information on this product is scarce and contradictory. I've found an article in the Wall Street Journal that covers both sides of the debate on whether you should buy this type of insurance. Click here to read it.
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If you think you do not need long term care insurance coverage, think again. You may be living a healthy and risk-free lifestyle, but there is one thing you cannot avoid - getting old. Old age increases your risk for long term care. Planning for long term care is not easy, but with the help of long term care insurance experts, you can be directed to take the right steps for a brighter future. Watch the video to know more about long term care cost - www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLFruCIF0tM.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, You have to carefully read the policy to make sure that the discount life insurance stays in place for the term of your policy.
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