How to help cover the cost of taking care of yourself when you no longer can.

You’re doing the hard work of saving, so you can live the life you want in retirement. Long-term care coverage is the next step in helping you keep that lifestyle.

You may not realize that 70 percent of people age 65 and older will need some kind of help with everyday activities—like getting dressed or going to the doctor.1 Health insurance generally doesn’t cover this type of care and almost half of the people who need long-term care spend over $107,000.2

It’s good to consider purchasing long-term care insurance while you’re still healthy because you might not qualify for it later on if your health changes.