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3 types of long-term care insurance seniors should know
Long-term care insurance can cover basic and comprehensive health needs not covered by health insurance or Medicare.
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Long-term care insurance can cover basic and comprehensive health needs not covered by health insurance or Medicare.
While long-term care insurance can be smart for seniors, there are factors that could disqualify you from coverage.
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Long-term care insurance can protect your pocketbook. But just how much should you buy?
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Your age has a big impact on what you pay for long-term care insurance, so it's important to know the costs.
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