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Jul 12, 2017 • LTCI Partners

Lincoln- Educating Female Clients about LTC Risks

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Start educating female clients about the risks

The unpredictability of a health event requiring long-term care and its expenses could quickly derail a retirement income plan. Unfortunately, in comparison to men, women are more at risk of potentially needing long-term care or bearing the burden of providing care.1,2

Help the female clients in your practice understand the challenges they face by starting a long-term care conversation with them. Use our client and advisor-approved resources to make them aware of the need to plan.

 
 

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Help your clients learn more about LTC expenses
 

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Consider the advantages of planning with Lincoln MoneyGuard® solutions. It offers benefits even if your clients never need care, and features flexible premium options, which give clients the ability to stretch their payments for up to 25 years. Please note that Lincoln MoneyGuard II is not available in NY.

 

1 Lincoln Financial Group and Hanover Research, Inc., “The Longevity Opportunity: Planning for Longer Lives as a Family (2015 Survey),“ http://newsroom.lfg.com/wealth-protection-expertise.

2 LIMRA Secure Retirement Institute, “Challenges for Caregivers: How Employment Leave Impacts Women’s Retirement Savings,” September 2016.

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Written by LTCI Partners