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Is long-term care insurance a smart financial investment for middle-class Americans who canât afford to self-finance the care they might need? Editorâs Note: Lew Mandellâs doubts about investing in long-term care insurance, published on Making Sen$e earlier this year, left readers itching to know more.
Long-term care insurance is intended to reduce out-of-pocket costs if someone winds up needing long-term care from a paid provider. Long-term care insurance can pay for a nursing facility or home care, and many policies also cover assisted living, though no policy will pay the full cost of any of these.People usually pay premiums for 20 or 30 years before reaching an age when long-term care is likely.he reason some people are willing to risk buying long-term care insurance is the staggering cost of care if it's not provided by family and friends: 1  A year in a nursing home costs more than $50,000 on average. 2  Home health care can cost $1,000 a month or more.