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Showing 7 long-term care insurance agents in Burton, MI
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Adrian Hunter - State Farm Insurance Agent
2414 S Center Rd Ste B, Burton, MI 48519
(810) 820-8552
adrianhunteragency.com
Gass Becker Insurance
4010 E Bristol Rd, Burton, MI 48519
(810) 743-4440
Farm Bureau insurance
3374 S Center Rd, Burton, MI 48519
(810) 744-4850
farmbureauinsurance-mi.com
Huntington Insurance
1318 E Bristol Rd, Burton, MI 48529
(517) 921-1493
huntington.com
Sweet Insurance
4251 Davison Rd # 6, Burton, MI 48509
(989) 270-0535
Custom Insurance
G-3141 Kleinpell St Suite #2, Burton, MI 48529
(810) 250-1900
custominsuranceagency.com
Huntington Insurance
4280 E Court St, Burton, MI 48509
(800) 480-2265
huntington.com
What Does a Long-Term Care Insurance Agent in Burton Cost?
Long-term care insurance premiums in Michigan vary widely based on age, health, benefit amount, and policy features. For a healthy 55-year-old, a typical policy might cost between $1,500 and $3,000 per year. Older applicants or those with health conditions may pay significantly more. Costs also depend on whether you choose inflation protection and how long the benefit period lasts. This is general information, not insurance advice.
* Cost estimates are general ranges based on publicly available data and compiled using automated research tools. Actual fees vary by agent and case complexity. This is not insurance advice — consult directly with an agent for fee specifics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a long-term care insurance agent in Burton do?
A long-term care insurance agent helps you understand policy options, compare coverage levels, and choose a plan that fits your budget and health needs. They can also explain Michigan-specific programs like the Partnership for Long-Term Care, which offers asset protection.
Are there Michigan rules for long-term care insurance policies?
Yes. Michigan requires insurers to offer inflation protection and nonforfeiture benefits on certain policies. Agents must follow state regulations that govern policy disclosures and rate stability. The Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services oversees these rules.