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Long-Term Care insurance

Your family means the world to you.

Do you want to burden them with your daily needs, such as showering and dressing when you’ll no longer be able to take care of yourself?

Most people prefer to remain at home. If you feel the same way, and don’t want to rely on your loved ones, it might cost you $60,569.60/year for 40 hours of a home health aide, based on national average costs.¹  

Can you afford that or 3 times more for a registered nurse without depleting your retirement savings and giving up your planned retirement lifestyle?

We have a solution – Long-Term Care insurance!

Long-Term Care insurance offers you the following benefits:

  • Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance covers long-term care services for either you or your spouse, leaving the income stream to cover normal living expenses for the other partner
  • Allows you to maintain your lifestyle without having to significantly impact your nest egg
  • Helps ensure the pool of retirement money doesn’t run out, so you don’t have to rely on Medicaid

Get Long-Term Care Insurance to Protect What Matters

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... and the younger you are, the more affordable Long-Term Care insurance can be.

Here are a few monthly cost examples of traditional Long-Term Care policy, each of which provides $6,000/month for 5 years (without inflation) for a married male and female couple at different ages in Florida.*

Couple's Age
LTC Cost/Month
45
$337
50
$378
55
$443
60
$552
65
$789

Don’t spend your hard-earned retirement funds on long-term care. Explore how LTC coverage can protect your lifestyle, retirement, and assets.

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Contact Hilb Life: 516.472.5978

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