Delaware and Long Term Care
Delaware is the second smallest state in the United States and is located on the Atlantic Coast. It has the lowest average elevation of any state in the nation, but still manages to have a varied climate across different areas. The per capita income ranks 9th in the nation, indicating that Delaware is a relatively wealthy state. Lacking in national parks and other tourist attractions, Delaware is home to many historical locations, including the second longest twin span suspension bridge in the world, the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The state beaches are some of the most popular places that people spend their time.
Delaware has a[…]
Golden Years in the Golden State
California is the most populous state in the US, with over 38 million residents. Known for its long beaches and sunny weather, California is an ideal retirement spot. The state has many towns with plenty of leisure activities, like the boardwalk and pier in Santa Monica, the vineyards in Napa Valley, and the stores and artist merchants in Carmel. Although many areas in California have significantly higher costs of living than the national average, there are still some areas in the Golden State that aren’t nearly as expensive and can provide seniors with the ideal retirement environment.
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Retiring in Arkansas
Arkansas, officially dubbed the “Natural State”, but more widely known as the “Razorback State”, offers up an idyllic setting for retirement in the United States. With an extremely diverse topography, retirees in Arkansas can choose between mountain life, more isolation in the forests, or lowlands along the river, with national parks sprinkled all over the state.
The state also has a reputation for being unhealthy, however, and long term care is an ever present issue for people across Arkansas. Fortunately, the long term care costs are lower than the national average, giving retirees yet another reason to move to this beautiful[…]
Long Term Care Insurance Tree gets Award 3rd Year in a Row
Long Term Care Insurance Tree has made the Bulldog 100 list for the third year in a row, coming in 15th place out of 100 this year. Founded in 1995, LTC Tree is an Atlanta-based Long Term Care Insurance brokerage that is the largest, “virtual” connection to Long Term Care Insurance in the nation. Long Term Care Insurance Tree can assist you with finding a policy that is right for you not matter where you live in all 50 States in the country. Our approach is designed to save you both money and time with the[…]
Long Term Care Insurance cost overestimated by most Americans
There is an impending crisis upon us in America in long-term care. Long Term Care Insurance costs very little compared what you need to assist in paying for long-term care services in retirement. While the need for long-term care can, in theory, occur at any age, the majority of claimants are over 65 and in retirement. Sadly, many Americans shun Long Term Care Insurance costs because of the perception that it is too expensive and not good value-for-money. In addition, many Americans simply aren’t aware that they even need to plan for their future long-term care needs or that they[…]
Long Term Care Insurance Companies set to price their Policies based on Gender
Gender discrimination is normally not legal. But, when it comes to Long Term Care Insurance companies that offer this type of insurance, they have now realized an obvious truth: women live longer than men and thus use more benefits from this type of insurance. A lot more, in fact, and estimates are as high as 70% or more of the more than $6 billion in claims are paid out to women. Until now, Long Term Care Insurance companies have priced equally for men and women, unlike, for example, life insurance. Long Term Care Insurance companies are only now realizing their[…]