Jobs - Careers - Educating Consumers About Long-Term Care Insurance
An alliance of leading long-term care insurance organizations working with the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance has launched the national Jobs To Protect America's Future campaign. The effort intends to recruit, train and support up to 2,000 unemployed Americans who will help educate Americans about the need to plan for the potential risk of needing long-term care.
Organizations that educate educate consumers about long-term care planning and market insurance protection have openings. Some will provide training to help you be successful starting a new career.
"There has never been a more urgent need to create awareness and help individuals plan for the risk of needing long-term care," states Jesse Slome, the Association's Executive Director. "This is an opportunity to create jobs, protect Americans and their families from the single greatest financial risk to retirement savings and security for America's aging seniors."
In 2000, there were 34.8 million Americans aged 65 or older, nearly 13 percent of the population. By 2020, Census data projects that percentage will increase by nearly one-third. By 2040, the number of elderly aged 85 or older -- the age group most likely to need long-term care services -- is projected to more than triple from about 4 million to about 14 million.
If you would like to be connected with an organization that can discuss careers educating Americans and marketing long-term care insurance protection Click Here Now To Send The Association An E-mail. Please provide your name and phone number.
Companies provide training and no prior sales experience is needed. We encourage you to send us an E-mail to request no-obligation information from one of the companies looking for more people.