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Understanding the True Cost of Long-Term Care.

Going without a long-term care protection strategy could result in both financial and emotional ramifications. These are some of the impacts an unexpected health event could have to your pocketbook and your caregivers in retirement.

By The Numbers

According to the Nationwide Financial¹, by 2027, the national average cost for these services is predicted to be:

$72,459

Assisted Living a

$80,774

Home Care b

$85,944

Informal Care b

$120,048

Nursing Home c

Emotional

According to the Genworth Beyond Dollars Study² (2021), the percentage of family members providing care who affirmed the following:

55%

Lost income as a result of caregiving

51%

Reported that providing care negatively affected their ability to satisfy the requirements of their employment

51%

Suffered impact to their personal health and well-being as a result of providing care

42%

Experienced negative physical side effects such as depression

42%

Reported a reduction in their base quality of living in order to pay for care

66%

Used their own savings and retirement funds to provide out-of-pocket financial assistance.

Now is the time for a healthy conversation

There’s a very real possibility you will need long-term care services during retirement. One difficult talk today could help save you and your loved ones years of heartache and financial hardship.

Don’t Let “What If” Become “What Now?”

It’s estimated that as many as 7 in 10 Americans age 65 and older will need some type of long-term care.This complimentary guide can help you understand possible costs and solutions, including.3
  • Strategies to help protect your potential caregiver from financial burden
  • Estimated increases in long-term care costs
  • The true impact of long-term care
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