In reality, by not allocating funds for long-term care insurance you are placing at risk everything that you have worked for. That includes your retirement account, home equity, savings and investments. (CourierPostOnline)

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"Purchases of long-term care insurance and life insurance are often driven by emotion, and that's not smart," says Frank Boucher, a certified financial planner at Boucher Financial Planning Services in Reston, Va. "It's really important to understand all of the provisions of ... policies and balance them against ... expected needs." (TheDay)

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