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• New Tax Law May Increase the Popularity of 'Combination' Long-Term Care Insurance Policies

• New Federal Long-Term Care Insurance Plan (FLTCIP) Starts October 1

• 25% Premium Hike in Long-Term Care Insurance Angers Federal Employees; Puts Pressure on OPM

• VIDEO: Insight to Important New Changes and Options to the Federal Long-Term Care Insurance Program (FLTCIP)

• Information on the Federal Long-Term Care Insurance Program (FLTCIP) from OPM

• Why Planning for Long-Term Care Is Important

• What is Long-Term Care Insurance?

• What Does Long-Term Care Cost?

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