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Self-insure vs. Risk-transfer
Self-insured - Illustrates the approximate costs of long-term care, the additional savings required each year…starting now…and earning a high annual net crediting rate on those savings to meet the long term care costs @ age 75
Risk-transfer - Illustrates the approximate annual premiums each year by transferring the risk for long-term care insurance to the insurance company
For Individuals/Couples -- Baby boomers
What might long-term care (LTC) costs be for 5-years @ age 75?
Current Age
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LTC Costs for 5-years
@ age 75
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Self-insured Additional annual savings required earning net-rate of return @ 7%
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Vs.
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Risk-transfer
LTC Insurance
(approx.)
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50
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$865,000, or $173,000 per year
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$11,800
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Vs.
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$1,200
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Spouse
47
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$1,002,000, or
$200,000 per year
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$10,700
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Vs.
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$1,000
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 You can protect your assets and income for approximately $0.10 cents on the dollar -- by simply shifting the risk to the insurance company today while you are in good health to secure long-term care insurance and free up your additional savings for your dreams and goals.
For Individuals/Couples -- Seniors
What might long-term care (LTC) costs be for 5-years @ age 80?
Current Age
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LTC Costs for 5-years
@ age 80
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Self-insured Additional annual savings required earning net-rate of return @ 7%
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Vs.
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Risk-transfer
LTC Insurance
(approx.)
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65
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$506,000, or $101,000 per year
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$18,800
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Vs.
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$1,900
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Spouse
62
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$586,000, or
$117,000 per year
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$16,000
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Vs.
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$1,600
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 You can protect your assets and income for approximately $0.10 cents on the dollar -- by simply shifting the risk to the insurance company today while you are in good health to secure long-term care insurance and free up your additional savings for your dreams and goals.
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