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De-risking long-term care insurance
Soft Computing, 2020zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Valeria D'Amato +2 more
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Long-Term Care Insurance [PDF]
, 2014 With the rapidly increasing cost of nursing-home stays and home health care, the decision to protect against a long-term care risk is becoming more and more important. If you or a close family member is at risk, then carefully consider a long-term care policy.
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On insuring and caring for parents’ long-term care needs
Journal of Health Economics, 2012When adult children are financially responsible for their parents, they can take considerable interest in the amount of their parents' long-term care (LTC) insurance. In this paper, we look at the optimal levels of LTC insurance and of informal care, and at the link between these two decisions when the child, who provides informal care, is also the ...
Christophe, Courbage, Louis, Eeckhoudt
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Moral hazard and long-term care insurance
The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice, 2019In private long-term care insurance markets, moral hazard is central to pricing and long-run robustness of the market, yet there is remarkably little evidence on the extent to which moral hazard is present in long-term care insurance. We use Health and Retirement Study data from 1996 to 2014 to assess moral hazard in nursing home and home care use in ...
Konetzka, R. T. +3 more
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2017
This paper considers the case for long term care insurance specifically designed to address what the World Bank describes as the `looming old age crisis'. It has been suggested that if such insurance is fully funded then this will simultaneously assist with the problem of Australia's low savings ratio.
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This paper considers the case for long term care insurance specifically designed to address what the World Bank describes as the `looming old age crisis'. It has been suggested that if such insurance is fully funded then this will simultaneously assist with the problem of Australia's low savings ratio.
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Employee benefits journal, 1989
Long term care is a relatively new employee benefit issue and was virtually unheard of two years ago. Long term care plans have been implemented in a handful of companies and government retirement systems. Long term care has become an employee benefits issue because of the growing awareness of the risks of long term care to the elderly and the costs of
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Long term care is a relatively new employee benefit issue and was virtually unheard of two years ago. Long term care plans have been implemented in a handful of companies and government retirement systems. Long term care has become an employee benefits issue because of the growing awareness of the risks of long term care to the elderly and the costs of
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Public Long-term Care Insurance in Japan
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1997A public long-term care (LTC) insurance program is likely to be introduced to Japan in the year 2000. A consensus on the need for more LTC resources in the rapidly aging society and dissatisfaction with the current system are some of the factors that have contributed to its introduction.
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Long-term care system for older adults in China: policy landscape, challenges, and future prospects
Lancet, The, 2020Zhanlian Feng +2 more
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