Preparing now for the long term
Most of the 8 million people who have long-term care insurance started their policies between the ages of 55 and 64, according to the industry group American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance. [...] the policies are being marketed to a younger audience than in the 1980s, when they first came on the market, according to Mary Beth Hofmeister, a certified financial planner and vice president …
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Life insurance is key to planning for your future
Critical decisions, such as buying a home, getting married or having children, require deliberate, thoughtful consideration. Indeed, the outcome of any one of these decisions can irrevocably change your life for better or worse.
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