Long Term Care Insurance Bill Introduced in House

In recognition of the enormous social and economic impact of long term care and the costs associated with that care, a bill was introduced in the House of Representatives to increase the accessibility of long term care insurance (LTCI) to Americans.

The “Long-Term Care Affordability and Security Act” would would permit LTCI to be included in employer-sponsored cafeteria plans and flexible spending accounts (FSAs), enabling people to pay LTCI premiums using pre-tax dollars.

You can visit govtrack.us to read the full text of the document and track the bill’s progress.

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3 Responses to Long Term Care Insurance Bill Introduced in House
  1. Howard Schoem
    May 12, 2009 | 1:03 pm

    This will make the LTC benefit tax qualified, educating the consumer is going to be a critical!

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