Insurance Agents and Advisors will be able to offer Long-Term Care Benefit Plan for the First Time
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The Long-Term Care Benefit Plan is an accepted form of payment with every long term care service provider in America, but it has not been available to licensed agents until now. There has been a great deal of press coverage and growing political support spreading across the country to make sure consumers are notified about their right to use a life insurance policy to pay for any form of senior care. Specifically, consumer groups, political bodies and state governments have endorsed this approach to funding long-term care. That is because the Benefit Plan gives seniors an alternative to abandoning a life insurance policy, allowing them to remain private pay as long as possible while delaying, if not outright eliminating, the need to go onto Medicaid. In 2013, ten states introduced consumer disclosure laws supporting this approach to fund Senior Care.
Founded more than 50 years ago, America's First Financial Corporation (AFFC) is an independent wholesaling firm distributing a wide variety of insurance products. Over 3,000 registered representatives, insurance agents and brokers currently use AFFC's products and services.
"The families we work with everyday are facing tough financial decisions about how to pay for long-term care," said
"A Long-Term Care Benefit Plan is not long term care insurance, an annuity, or a policy loan-- it is the conversion of a life insurance policy into an
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Insurance Agents and Advisors will be able to offer Long-Term Care Benefit Plan for the First Time
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