Is it too late for long-term-care insurance? I plan to retire at 65 next summer and claim Social Security. I have just over ...

A growing group of middle-income elderly people are too rich for government benefits but can't afford long-term care.

As the U.S. population ages, many families are facing long-term care issues. Some of them are “too rich” for Medicaid but can’t afford care.

A quarter of respondents to a recent survey who are eligible for workplace benefits said they had access to long-term care insurance there.

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Americans are badly misinformed about the basics of long-term care, a point driven home in numerous surveys and studies. One ...

Long-term care planning, whether through insurance or self-funding, is crucial not only for financial protection but also to preserve family relationships and reduce the emotional and logistical ...

SINGAPORE] Only one in three Singaporeans have taken out additional insurance to cover the cost of long-term care, and more ...

Race, number of surgical procedures and insurance type can significantly impact long-term mental and physical quality of life ...

With the average long-term-care event lasting approximately three years, these aren’t just numbers on a spreadsheet. They affect household budgets, impact retirement savings and make for very hard ...

Three-fourths of respondents surveyed said that they anticipate needing to provide care to at least one adult in their immediate network, such as a spouse, parent or in-law, in the future.