Long-term Care Insurance
News, insights and expert analysis on long-term care insurance from the team at Kiplinger.
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Retirement Reality Check: Four Risks You'll Want to Avoid at All Costs
There's no crystal ball for retirement planning, but the closest thing could be to consider the key risks you'll face in retirement and build a plan around them.
By Nicole Farbo, CFP®
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In Your 50s? We Need to Talk About Long-Term Care
Many people don't like thinking about long-term care, but most people will need it. This financial professional recommends planning for these costs as early as possible to avoid stress later.
By Matthew Eilers
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Planning for Health Care Costs in Retirement: A Comprehensive Guide
Medical expenses aren't slowing down, and if you're not prepared, they can hit you like a ton of bricks.
By Bob Chitrathorn
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Why Insurance Can Be a Financial Lifesaver
Regularly reviewing the types and amounts of insurance coverage is essential for a comprehensive financial plan.
By Mario Hernandez
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Retirement Income Planning for Unfunded Health Care Costs
Retirement income plans often don't include late-in-life health or long-term care expenses. Here's how to cover for the unplanned withdrawals to pay for those.
By Jerry Golden, Investment Adviser Representative
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If Not Long-Term Care Insurance, Then What?
If you don't buy long-term care insurance, how can you plan to cover your long-term care needs once they (most likely inevitably) arise?
By Joe F. Schmitz Jr., CFP®, ChFC®
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How Long-Term Care Insurance Has Become More Flexible
Today's long-term care insurance offers retirees more appealing options, which can preserve assets and protect the financial stability of a healthier partner.
By Derek A. Miser, Investment Adviser
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Ways to Pay for Long-Term Care Expenses
The earlier you start planning, the more control you have over your future, empowering you to make informed decisions and feel more secure.
By Mario Hernandez
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Three Ways to Prepare for Long-Term Care Expenses in Retirement
It's likely that most of us will need some kind of long-term care as we age, so it'd be a good idea to start planning for those expenses now.
By Tony Drake, CFP®, Investment Advisor Representative
