The U.S. Treasury Department has released a report from the Federal Interagency Task Force on Long-Term Care Insurance recommending government actions to foster innovation in long-term care (LTC) product design, improve the efficiency and relevance of LTC product regulation and promote financial literacy on LTC matters.
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FEDERAL LTC TASK FORCE INCLUDES NAIFA RECOMMENDATIONS IN REPORT
By NAIFA on 8/11/20 2:28 PM
Topics: Advocacy Long Term Care Legislative & Regulatory
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LECP Webinar: Proven Approaches and Techniques Using Traditional Long-Term Care and Hybrid Life Insurance
By NAIFA on 7/30/20 2:34 PM
Denise Gott, CLTC, is CEO of ACSIA Partners
Topics: Long Term Care Life Insurance w LTC Rider LTCI Limited & Extended Care Planning Center
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Webinar: Increasing Options for Extended and LTC Planning
By NAIFA on 7/9/20 9:33 AM
Featuring Carroll Golden, CLU, ChFC, CLTC, CASL, LECP, FLMI
Topics: Long Term Care Annuities with Accelerated Benefits Life Insurance w LTC Rider Limited & Extended Care Planning Center
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Annuities and LTC Insurance: Two Case Studies in Planning
By NAIFA on 6/29/20 4:00 PM
Annuities can be an important part of long-term care planning, Tom Riekse, ChFC, CLU, CEBS, Managing Director at LTCi Partners, told attendees of NAIFA’s Limited and Extended Care Planning Center webinar. “Unfortunately, there has probably not been as much emphasis on how they can work together in a plan for care as there should be based on some of the great benefits available.”
Topics: Annuities Long Term Care
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Webinar: The Surprising Similarities Between Traditional LTC and Some of the New Life/LTC Plans featuring Tom Riekse
By NAIFA on 8/5/19 1:05 PM
There are many misconceptions among consumers and advisors about both traditional LTC and Linked Life/LTC Plans. This webinar will discuss how the new combination Life/LTC plans can be very similar to traditional LTC plans and visa versa. Learn about the list of similarities between how the products work, the three key differences between the types of products and why meaningful benefits can be affordable for a wider consumer market.