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Is long-term care insurance a smart financial investment for middle-class Americans who canât afford to self-finance the care they might need? Editorâs Note: Lew Mandellâs doubts about investing in long-term care insurance, published on Making Sen$e earlier this year, left readers itching to know more.
(Insurers and insurance associations crank out a staggering number of statistics about the likelihood you'll need long-term care and how much you'll pay, but it's hard to ignore that they have a horse in the race over whether to buy long-term care insurance.). 37 million: Number of Americans age 65 or older in 2005. 81 million: Expected number of Americans age 65 or older in 2050. 9 million: The number of Americans over age 65 who need long-term care in 2012. 12 million: The number of Americans expected to need long-term care in 2020. 40% : The percentage of the older population with long-term care needs who are poor or near-poor (income below 150% of the federal poverty level). 78% : Percentage of the elderly in need of long-term care who receive that care from family members and friends.