Long-Term Care Insurance - Who Are the Buyers and Why Should You Get It?
The average buyer of individual long-term care insurance in America is approximately 58 years old. This has dramatically decreased from the high 70’s only a decade ago. In the workplace (employer sponsored plans), the average age LTCi buyer is only 41 years old. Many employer sponsored programs, however, do not subsidize the cost of the plans. The advantage to the some employer sponsored plans is that they may offer “simplified underwriting” or even “guaranteed issue.” So, you still need to purchase the long-term care insurance policy.

Long Term Care Insurance Costs - Can You Afford Not to Have LTC Insurance?
Many people consider purchasing long term care insurance but are hesitant to do so because of the costs associated with it. However, this type of insurance may end up costing less than you expected. Many professional recommend purchasing ltc insurance between the ages of 50 and 65. Compare quotes from multiple insurance companies to see what they can offer you.

Long-Term Care Insurance Sales - 30 Prospects in 30 Days
Want some simple ways to get qualified long-term care insurance prospects. Here are proven tips shared by the Editor in Chief of LTCi Sales Strategies magazine, the member magazine from the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance.