Jeff Opdyke from the Wall Street Journal writes in today’s Charlotte Observer that for many current policyholders of Long Term Care Insurance, considering replacing coverage may be a good idea. Let me discuss this in brief below. Everyday, we here at LTC Tree work with people from across the country who are familiar with long term care insurance, but often they are familiar with previous incarnations of LTC insurance.
New Laws Make Replacing LTC EasierThe article revolves around the NAIC’s model legislation that many states are passing. Essentially, this legislation makes rate increases less profitable for insurance companies. As a result, the companies have more incentive to price their policies correctly to start with, for future rate increases will be less rewarding to the long term care insurance companies. Re-Shopping Your Long Term Care PolicyBefore replacing insurance, always consult with a trusted adviser, such as us here at LTC Tree. Allow your adviser to look over and compare coverages. Odds are there are going to be several key differences in coverage. A few key points:
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