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USAA Long-term care protection plan
USAA Long-term care protection plan
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Long-term care facts
Most of us will need long-term care at some point in our lives. From In-home skilled nursing to various facility types, long-term care can have significant costs to plan for.
89%
Number of caregivers providing care for a relative or other loved one, such as a spouse See note1
6.7 million
Estimated number of Americans age 65 and older living with Alzheimer's dementia in 2023 See note2
70%
Number of people turning age 65 who will develop a severe long-term-care need in their lifetimes See note3
How life insurance can help with long-term care expenses
Our guide can help you understand how a long-term care rider can meet your needs and fit into your retirement strategy. It also includes things to consider before buying and a checklist to help get you started.
Why should I consider long-term care protection?
Long-term care costs are estimated to rise. Here are the national average costs for some services. See note1 With protection, you help safeguard the savings you or a family member worked so hard for.
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Use of the term "member" or "membership" does not convey any eligibility rights for auto and property insurance products, or legal or ownership rights in USAA. Ownership rights are limited to eligible policyholders of United Services Automobile Association.
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USAA Life General Agency, Inc. (LGA) (known in CA and NY as USAA Health and Life Insurance Agency) acts as an agent for select insurance companies to provide additional products to USAA members. LGA representatives are salaried and receive no commissions. However, LGA receives commissions from those companies which can include compensation based on the total quantity and quality of insurance coverage purchased through LGA. Plans not available in all states.
