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You started this thread asking, "What do you think?" and many have weighed in on what they think and why they think that way. You have attacked each and every person who had questions or did not agree with your concept. In retrospect, it COULD work for SOME people: those who own their home outright AND have the cash to purchase the life policy and pay the premiums through the period where LTC is needed. If any of those situations tumbles, the entire concept gets thrown out the window and the heirs lose and quite possible the older couple is out of luck on homebased or any LTC except Medicaid. Medicaid LTC is fantastic so long as the available bed is close to the heirs, otherwise they are driving many miles to see loved ones. I am still not sure how my E&O would look at this if and when the heirs complain and I would not want to risk my license on a concept which is unproven. Be a trend setter and best of Luck