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Age Related Health Issues Like Cataracts are Common - Are You Prepared for Cataract Surgery?
Most of us take our vision for granted, but as we get older, we start to hesitate about going to the DMV, have problems reading, or suffer from any other age-related vision problems. Cataracts are common, and surgery is usually the solution.
Family Caregiving Soars — 63 Million Americans Now Providing Unpaid Care
AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving report a record 63 million Americans now serve as unpaid family caregivers. Rising stress, lack of training, and financial strain are pushing families to the brink, especially as long-term care needs grow more complex.
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Don't Be Fooled by the Name - New Policy Type Can Be Valuable Answer for Long-Term Care Expenses
Preparing for the escalating costs of long-term health care is increasingly vital. A traditional LTC Insurance or hybrid plan is typically the optimal choice. However, short-term cash indemnity plans are gaining popularity and may present an ideal solution for some. But don't be misled by the name.
Declined for Long-Term Care Insurance? Here’s What to Do Next
A decline for Long-Term Care Insurance can feel like a dead end, but it’s not. Learn why people get declined, what steps you should take next, and how a specialist can help find other solutions.
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