Is long term care insurance just a scam..?
September 2, 2006 · Print This Article
While every business has it’s seedier elements, I’ve known parts of the insurance industry from the inside, and I now believe that the vast majority of the suspicions about & accusations leveled against “insurance” are due to 1. the accuser’s ignorance of risk, probabilities & the insurance mechanism, and 2. the unconscious, projected, larcenous intentions & impulses of the accuser himself.
Long term care insurance meets different needs for different folks. My uncle had insurance which saved his estate from depletion and honored me with a small inheritance which would have otherwise gone for long term care expenses.
It’s silly to use a term like scam to refer to a useful tool, just because a person doesn’t understand it in it’s glorious fullness.
Me? The cost of having Multiple Sclerosis has drained our savings, and Kimberly hasn’t had break from 24/7 caregiving in years.
Scam, hell. Insurance woulda saved our butts - Bigtime….
In any case, don’t let yourself be a victim of financial fraud. Be concerned if:
You could find yourself a victim if you do succumb to fraud. Banks want consumers to know that if a negotiable item is later returned, you will be held liable for the bad check. Even when a “hold” on funds from a deposited check is lifted, that does not mean the item has cleared.
Info courtesy of the online, Long Term Care Insurance Buyer’s Advocate Alliance. Get your Free Comparative Quotes today.
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