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I’m 55, married and want a $1.5 million long-term care policy. Do I get a traditional or hybrid?
A 55-year-old married individual is considering a $1.5 million long-term care insurance policy and is deciding between traditional and hybrid options. They explicitly state they are not seeking advice against purchasing such a policy.
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