New York Life To Provide AARP Members Personalized Financial Guidance For Long-Term Care Planning
In fact, since the program launched at the end of March,
"Through the Long-Term Care Options Program from
Though most Americans do not believe they will need long-term care, in reality, 70 percent of those turning age 65 will use some form of long-term care during their lives. Coverage can benefit families who want to protect their loved ones, lifestyle and assets; retirees and pre-retirees who want to preserve the money they have saved; and individuals who may not have someone to care for them, or significant assets to pay for the costs.
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AARP Long-Term Care Options Program from
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