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Long term health care?

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  1. Innovativethinker

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    #1 Innovativethinker, Jan 20, 2018
    so for the 60+ crowd, anyone buy this lately?

    Suggestions? Costs?

    Kids keep reminding me...
     
  2. Gran Drewismo

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    #2 Gran Drewismo, Jan 21, 2018
    I'm interested in this as well for a relative.
     
  3. VGM911

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    #3 VGM911, Jan 21, 2018
    So much has been written about this subject. I'd think that a general search of the internet would turn up more that you could easily read in weeks. :)
     
  4. Innovativethinker

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    #4 Innovativethinker, Jan 21, 2018
    Thanks for responding.

    There is allot on the web, but hard to recognize fact from fiction, and I was hoping for recent personal experiences.
     
  5. Dincenzo

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    #5 Dincenzo, Jan 25, 2018
    Consider talking to J. David Scott of LTC Benefits. He's Pres. Emeritus of the SC Chapter of the FCA.
    Make sure that you mention fchat and be prepared to talk cars. (800) 922-8177 or (803) 798-7311.
    He's on here as Juan-Manuel Fantango.

     
  6. rocketman

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    #6 rocketman, Feb 5, 2018
    Glad to see folks are focusing on LTC as part of your risk management portfolio.
    With the rising cost of care it is as important to have as life insurance and disability income insurance.
    Another less costly way of obtaining coverage is to get a life insurance policy with a long term care services rider ( assuming you are insurable ).
    Happy to discuss if anyone is interested.
    [email protected]
     

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