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March 27, 2009
Audio: Long Term Care Insurance with Bobby Whisnand
Kim talks with long-term care expert, Bobby Whisnand, of National Long Term Care
MP3 Download: Hi (~23MB ) | Lo (~6MB )
Length: approximately 25 minutes
0:01 What is Long-term care?
2:07 LTC insurance vs. health or disability
3:20 Does Medicare cover any LTC?
5:00 Kim talks about what LTC insurance as to do with financial success
5:43 Who needs long-term care insurance
7:29 Misconceptions about cost and benefits of LTC
13:58 Who should I buy LTC insurance from?
15:41 Should you buy LTC through work?
20:25 Does your insurance agent go this far for you?
22:18 Bobby's contact information
23:41 What does LTC insurance cost?
Contact information for Bobby Whisnand:
National Long Term Care
6601 West Plano Pkwy, #1216
Plano, TX 75093
(214) 926-2639
[email protected]
http://www.center4ltc.com
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