American Association for Long Term Care Insurance Reports that purchasers are getting Younger
By jana on Mar 27, 2008 in Long Term Care Insurance
The American Association for Long Term Care Insurance (AALTCI) reported this week that in 2007 “One-third of long term care insurance buyers [are] under 55″. That is good news. Not only for the reason they list: “younger ages are far more likely to qualify for significant savings,” but also for this reason: it means that the word is getting out that Long Term Care Insurance is an excellent way for you to protect yourself and your assets.
The press release also had another interesting tidbit: Claims have been made by policyholders in their 20’s and 30s with the youngest claimant being just 23 years old.
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