Financial Security in Later Life

 

     
 

Stucki, 1998). Also, shrinking family size and greater geographic dispersion of children may decrease the pool of family caregivers who are available to provide unpaid care (Mulvey & Stucki, 1998). Another significant impact on the cost of long term care is the lack of skilled professionals such as nurses and nursing assistants. All estimates suggest that long term care costs will increase, some more rapidly than others.

Suggestions to learn more about long term care costs:

Visit "Are you prepared"
Assess if the cost of long term care will impact your financial security
Read about family experiences
Explore the realities of self-insuring


 

 

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