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As you think about how to prioritize yourretirementsavings, you’ll want to understand your health insurance options, plan for your potential future medical costs, find ways to protect your health (and by extension your wallet), and consider your long-term care options. Understanding Medicare Medi...
Public health insurance exchanges were created by the Affordable Care Act (commonly known as ACA or “Obamacare”) and serve as a marketplace for persons seeking health insurance coverage. Each state has either its own exchange, uses the one created by the Federal government, or uses some kind...
The Growing Impact of Retirement Healthcare Costs inRetirement Healthcareon May 25, 2016 Last week we discussed the concept of “risk capacity” and its role in retirement financial security. Aside from retirement asset allocation, another part of income planning is accounting for expenses. Living ...
2. Demographic Shifts Baby Boomers Millennials 3. Changing Staffing Needs Healthcare Employment Trends: The Pandemic Effect Conclusion Recommended posts We hope you’ve learned a few things about the current evolution in healthcare employment. Tremendous change and disruption have already occurred, and ...
Most retirees need to purchase additional insurance to cover the remaining costs through a Medigap policy.Medicare Advantage is a combination of Medicare Part A, B, D, and Medigap. The difference is that Medicare Advantage Plans is a way to get these benefits all in one policy, while Medi...
We recently sat down with Ginny to learn more about her time at ERS, her career in healthcare, and her plans after retirement. Q: Will you describe your most current role at Episcopal Retirement Services? Ginny: As the VP of Residential Healthcare, I oversee anything related to the min...
As a 58 year-old single male, the maximum PTC I am eligible to receive in 2024 is $832 per month (or $9,981 per year). Think of this as a gift from Uncle Sam; the only restriction being that I spend it solely on health insurance premiums. ...
In addition to healthcare coverage, consider offering life, short- and long-term disability, hospital indemnity, and other types of insurance, and cover malpractice premiums for other providers. Sponsor a retirement plan and match employee contributions up to a certain percentage if possible. Expect...
Examples Of Health Insurance Options Below are three health insurance plans I was analyzing for an individual in 2020. Everybody should have at least the bare minimum health insurance plan to cover for disaster scenarios. Medical expenses consistently ranks as the #1 reason for bankruptcy in America...