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What is “Non-Forfeiture Contingent” in a Long-Term Care Insurance Policy?

Long-Term Care Insurance Dictionary $ Non-Forfeiture (Contingent) if you were to receive a substantial premium increase, you have the right to stop paying premiums and have your policy converted to paid-up status. Your paid-up policy would have a maximum benefit...

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What is “Non-Forfeiture Contingent” in a Long-Term Care Insurance Policy?

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Part 8: New York Times article on long-term care insurance – Long-term care insurance is risky

Part 7: New York Times article on long-term care insurance – “Yugo is proof the auto industry is in decline!”

Part 6: What the New York Times article on long-term care insurance got VERY wrong!

Part 5: Four things the New York Times article on long-term care insurance got right

Part 4: “Savvy Consumers? More half-truths in the New York Times article on long-term care insurance

Part 3: “Half-right”: Two things the New York Times article on long-term care insurance almost got right.

Part 2: Three Things the New York Times Long-Term Care Insurance Article Omitted

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