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Her 1999 Policy Will Pay $180 a Day in a Nursing Home. For the Assisted Living She’ll Actually Need, It Will Pay Half, and Some Policies From That Era Will Pay Nothing

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Imagine a retired school teacher pulling a cream-colored folder out of her filing cabinet. Inside sits the long-term care policy she bought in 1999, back when she still had a fax machine and a landline. The schedule of benefits promises $180 a day if she enters a nursing home. She&#8

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