Overview // May 10, 2012
Benefit Periods are commonly misunderstood when comparing Long Term Care Insurance. The first mistake most clients make is in assuming that when you buy a set number of years, you are actually buying a finite time period. You are not.
The Benefit Period is simply a multiplier. For example, 2 years is 730 days.
Overview // May 1, 2012
The statistics presented here are culminated from 37 years of Long Term Care Claims, and over 162,700 claims paid. Our dataset represents over $7.7 billion dollars in benefits paid through the end of 2011, or about $48,000 per claim on average.
Overview // April 20, 2012
Should You Buy Long Term Care Insurance?
It seems that everywhere you turn there is conflicting advice on whether Long Term Care Insurance makes sense. This article covers several critical points that may help your decision ofwhether you should buy Long Term Care Insurance, and then when you should buy Long Term Care Insurance.