Long term care insurance remains one of the most confusing types of insurance for millions of individuals. Do you need it? Or is it a nice to have? What if you live near family that can take care of you? Is it expensive? How much coverage do I need?
I answer these questions, give an opinion on the sequester, and talk about the market’s reaction in this week’s episode.
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