American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance

Medicaid underpayments to nursing homes exceeded $7 billion in 2012, the largest ever, which will propel awareness of the importance of long term care insurance predicts leading expert.

Twenty million Americans over age 65 will file tax returns and are reminded that long term care insurance premiums may be an overlooked tax deduction.

A new line of electronic brochures focused on long term care planning and long term care insurance has been launched by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance director.

While the majority of long term care insurance claims begin after age 70, planning should begin 10-to-15 years earlier reports the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance director.

A new section addressing employer group long term care insurance has been added to the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance website.

The American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance is accepting entries for the 11th national Long Term Care Insurance Sales Achievement Awards.

As more consumers investigate the benefits and cost for long term care insurance, the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance website reports achieving a significant industry milestone.

The 14 million Americans with Health Savings Accounts were urged to sign-up for and use the tax-advantaged benefits to pay some or all of their long term care insurance policy costs.

The new 2013 tax deductibility limits and rules for long term care insurance policies are now outlined on the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance website.

The first long term care insurance policies that will cost more for women than men are set to become available in early 2013. The change creates a buying opportunity acknowledges the director of the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance.