Before purchasing long-term care insurance, evaluate whether the coverage justifies the cost by examining your savings, health risks, and the specific terms that could affect your access to benefits.

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As the new year gets underway, AAA recommends consumers check their insurance coverage. Here's what to consider.

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High costs of long-term care necessitate discussions with clients of strategies to most effectively cover this contingency.

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