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Long-Term Care

Protect your assets, prepare for future care, and preserve your legacy with a coordinated long-term care strategy.

Reposition Assets. Reduce Risk. Preserve Your Legacy.

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Protect Your Retirement From the Cost of Long-Term Care

Long-term care expenses can be one of the greatest threats to retirement assets. A prolonged care event may force the liquidation of investments, create tax consequences, and reduce the wealth available for a spouse or beneficiaries.

A Long-Term Care Annuity offers a way to reposition a portion of your assets into a solution designed to provide protection, enhanced long-term care benefits, and a legacy for your family.

Why Consider a Long-Term Care Annuity?

Protect Assets From Market Risk

Reduce exposure to market volatility by repositioning a portion of your portfolio into a protected asset designed for long-term planning.

Create Enhanced Long-Term Care Benefits

Many LTC annuities can multiply the amount available for qualified long-term care expenses, helping address one of retirement’s largest financial risks.

Tax-Advantaged Growth

Assets grow tax-deferred, and qualified long-term care benefits are generally received income tax-free under current tax law.

Preserve Your Legacy

If care is never needed, remaining account value passes to your beneficiaries, helping ensure your assets continue working for your family.

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Funding Options

A Long-Term Care Annuity can often be funded using:

This allows existing assets to be repositioned toward both protection and long-term care planning.

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How It Works

If Care Is Needed

Benefits may be used for:

Enhanced benefit riders can significantly increase the amount available for qualified care expenses.

If Care Is Never Needed

Your strategy still provides value.

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Is This Strategy Right for You?

You may benefit from a Long-Term Care Annuity if you:

Schedule a Long-Term Care Strategy Review

Long-term care planning should be integrated with your overall financial strategy—not treated as a separate decision.

Discover how repositioning a portion of your assets may help protect your retirement, enhance long-term care benefits, and preserve wealth for future generations.