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Living Benefits vs. Long-Term Care Insurance: How They Differ
Two protections that sound similar but work differently — and why some pre-retirees consider both.
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This is not an offer to enter into an agreement. Information and programs are subject to change without notice. Indexed Universal Life insurance is not a bank product and is not FDIC insured; it involves fees and charges, and access to living benefits requires a qualifying event and is subject to policy terms. No specific rate of return, growth, or savings amount is guaranteed. Not every applicant will qualify. Product availability and eligibility vary by state, carrier, policy terms, and individual circumstances.