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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2025 · 10 MIN

30 years of retirement needs 30 years of LTC protection

from Preparing For Tomorrow podcast · host Diane Stoddart

We and our financial advisors are preparing to need money to last 30 plus years in retirement, yet we don't trust LTC insurance companies to help protect us during that time. If we think we're going to live that long, do we really believe we will remain as strong, healthy and active as we are today? Look at our parents and grandparents. Humans slow down as we age. Dementia is showing up in our 60s. People are having strokes in their 50s due to stress. We need to be prepared. LTC insurance is strictly regulated by the NAIC (National Association of Insurance Commissioners) to make sure that rules are followed for marketing and claims. Learn how our state departments of insurance protect us here The America Association for LTC insurance was created in 1988 to educate consumers and support insurance/financial professionals. You can learn a lot from them here The report from Faegre Drinker on NAIC Model regulation can be found here Estimate LTC premiums here View current and projected costs of care where you live here Schedule a meeting with me and Prepare for Tomorrow here

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