The long-term-care insurance business is in turmoil. But these options can help you steer through the turbulent marketplace.
Federal employees should compare their options before enrolling in the nation's largest group plan.
Despite proposed premium increases, insurance is still the best way to protect yourself.
The upfront costs are higher, but there are ways to guarantee that your premiums won't increase.
However, it will continue to service existing policies.
Get the most out of your workplace benefits by following these steps.
S&P’s "dividend aristocrats" have lifted their cash payouts for at least 25 straight years.
John Hancock wants to hike rates on many of its policies by 40%.
Six basic rules to help you secure your future.
Individuals can now use proceeds from some annuities tax-free to pay premiums for long-term-care insurance.
A few key decisions you make when you buy a long-term-care policy can make a big difference when it comes time to file an insurance claim.
Long-term care can be incredibly expensive -- so don't get caught without the proper insurance.
Before you ditch the daily grind for good, do a complete benefits checkup.
Benefits from the government's new program won't cover the cost of a nursing-home stay.
The price tag of a nursing-home room will continue to grow at a fast pace, but there are ways to offset the cost.
Although a new national program will provide some long-term-care coverage, you shouldn't drop coverage you already have.
More than half of the states have programs that let some people qualify for Medicaid before depleting all their assets.
By taking more risk, you can snag a lower premium.
Consider these three strategies to lower your costs.
If you don't think paying for this sort of coverage is a worthy expenditure, think again.
You'll pay a steep price for assisted living, a nursing home or a home health aide. That's why insurance is essential.
Health insurance isn't the only thing you need to consider when making decisions about benefits offered by your employer.
Long-term-care paperwork can be overwhelming. here's how to cut through the red tape.
Start by finding out the average cost of care where you live. A just-released study by insurer Genworth makes that easy.
Check these resources to see if your state offers a partnership program.