An estimated 70% of people currently turning 65 will require long-term care in their lifetime, and they will receive care for an average of 3 years.
NO retirement plan is complete without a plan for long-term care. For many seniors, this is the only thing which they have not planned that could completely eliminate their life savings within a very short period of time. When doing retirement planning folks must plan for long-term care and other medical costs so that a family will not be surprised by the cost of care. - Tom Hegna
Topics
• Key features to long-term care planning
• Strategies to pay for long-term care
• Medicare...What does it cover?
• Qualifying for Medicaid
• Q&A with Chris Fowler, Financial Professional with Thrivent; Leah Furr, Community Service Representative with Home Instead; Crystal Hutchison, Account Executive with Trellis Supportive Care
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Long-term care insurance may not cover all of the costs associated with long-term care. You are advised to review your contract carefully. The contract has exclusions, limitations, reductions in benefits and terms under which the contract may be continued in force or discontinued. Contract provisions and maximum monthly benefits may vary by state. For costs and complete details of coverage, contact your licensed insurance agent/producer.
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