One of the most common mistakes people make is to under-estimate, or overlook entirely, the potential impact long-term care costs will have on their finances. With an average annual cost of over $100,000 for 2020, and an average length of stay of three years, a LTC bill can quickly deplete a retirement nest egg given the fact that Medicare will not pay for LTC. Medicaid will cover LTC costs, but you must first qualify, a process that could put your assets at risk if you failed to plan ahead.
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