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A long-term-care insurance provision — with an average daily benefit of a mere $50 — is under siege.
The Health Insurance Association of America said a policy offering four years of coverage with a daily benefit of $80 for nursing home care, a 20-day deductible and no protection against inflation, has an average annual premium of $483, if purchased at the age of 50; $1,135 at 65 and $3,800 at 79.
This one has a death benefit of $150,000, a maximum daily benefit of $150, and a maximum benefit pool of $150,000.
The fictional CLASS daily benefit of $50 per day won't cover this". Sen. Harkin: "The problem with CLASS is that it's voluntary" Even liberal Democrats like Sen. Tom Harkin (D., Iowa) agree that CLASS can't work.
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Payment of benefits can be through reimbursement plans, which pay actual expenses, or indemnity plans, which are more expensive and pay specific daily benefits regardless of costs.
Curiously, the survey found that while respondents are very sensitive to changes in the length of a policy's benefit period, the size of the daily benefit was much less important to them, especially once it reaches $100.
–Pool of money or daily benefit.
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