Long Term Care Insurance Companies
Monthly Archives: November 2010
Long Term Care Insurance Worries Baby Boomers
Long-term care insurance protects seniors and their families from the rising costs of nursing home and care, but it’s increasingly unprofitable. READ MORE: Long-term care insurance worries Baby Boomers
Long-term care insurance worries Baby Boomers
Long-term care insurance protects seniors and their families from the rising costs of nursing home and care, but it’s increasingly unprofitable. Millions of aging Baby Boomers face a similar concern. Long-term care insurance is supposed to protect seniors and their families from the soaring costs of nursing home and home-based health care. READ MORE
Metlife To Stop Selling Long Term Care Insurance
MetLife, which had been one of the largest providers of long-term-care insurance, announced on November 10 that it plans to stop selling both group and individual long-term-care policies. READ MORE: MetLife to Stop Selling Long-Term-Care Insurance
MetLife to Stop Selling Long-Term-Care Insurance
MetLife, which had been one of the largest providers of long-term-care insurance, announced on November 10 that it plans to stop selling both group and individual long-term-care policies. READ MORE
When a Safety Net Is Yanked Away
MetLife will no longer be offering long term care insurance. John Hancock and Genworth have filed for permission to raise their long term care insurance premiums by an average of 40%. There are many problems for long term care insurers that are causing them to exit the business or raise their LTC premiums. Historically low […]
