LONG-TERM CARE

Plan for long-term care needs

Protect your retirement savings and ensure you get the care you need. Explore insurance options and planning strategies for long-term care.

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Long-term care funding options

Compare different approaches to funding potential long-term care needs.

Long-Term Care Insurance

Traditional insurance specifically designed to cover long-term care costs.

  • Dedicated coverage
  • Inflation protection
  • Care coordination
  • Family protection

Hybrid Life Insurance

Life insurance with long-term care benefits that provides dual protection.

  • Dual-purpose coverage
  • Guaranteed benefits
  • Death benefit
  • Premium return options

Long-Term Care Annuity

Annuity with long-term care benefits for retirement and care planning.

  • Retirement income
  • Care benefits
  • Tax advantages
  • Flexible access

Self-Funding Strategy

Building dedicated savings and investments to cover potential care costs.

  • Investment growth potential
  • Flexible use
  • No premiums
  • Legacy preservation

Key planning considerations

Care costs

Understand the current and projected costs of different types of long-term care.

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Family history

Consider your family's health history and longevity when planning.

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Care preferences

Think about where and how you'd prefer to receive care if needed.

Financial impact

Plan for how care costs might affect your retirement and legacy goals.

Types of care and average costs

Understanding different care options and their costs can help you plan effectively.

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Home care

Personal care services provided in your own home.

$25-50/hour
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Adult day care

Daytime care services for adults who need supervision.

$75-150/day
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Assisted living

Residential care with assistance for daily activities.

$3,000-6,000/month

Nursing home

Full-time residential care with medical supervision.

$8,000-15,000/month

Your long-term care planning process

1

Assess your risk

Evaluate your likelihood of needing long-term care based on health and family history.

2

Calculate potential costs

Estimate what long-term care might cost in your area when you might need it.

3

Review your options

Compare insurance, hybrid products, and self-funding strategies.

4

Make your decision

Choose the approach that best fits your situation and implement your plan.

Did you know?

70%

of people over 65 will need long-term care

3 years

average length of care needed

$300K+

potential lifetime care costs

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