Retirement Planning
So, You are Retiring In a Few Years
After a stressful 2020, you’re thinking more and more about retirement. While the bulk of your retirement prep work and heavy lifting has been completed
December 15, 2020
Retirement Planning
Reasons for Inflation and Why You Should Plan For It In Retirement
Inflation is a reality in all economies, and generally occurs for one of two reasons, know as “demand-push” or “cost-pull.” Businesses and companies that want
December 4, 2020
Retirement Planning
The Good and Bad of Retiring Early
This year has forced some to think about retiring early. When it comes to retiring early, some of the benefits are obvious: you get to
December 4, 2020
Retirement Planning
Avoid Overspending During the Holidays
It’s not surprising that the holiday season is one of the most expensive for individuals. Gift giving, decorating and holiday treats can tap into the
November 23, 2020
Retirement Planning
What You Need to Know About IRA and 401k Contributions In 2021
The Internal Revenue Service recently reported changes to the 401k and IRA. The agency’s announcements to Congress issues new regulations. Each alteration will impact retirement
November 23, 2020
Medicare Part D
What is Medicare Part D, and how does it work?
Medicare Part D is the federal health insurance program managed through private health insurance companies. These private health insurers provide prescription drug coverage to beneficiaries.
October 28, 2020
Medicare
What is a Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plan?
If you have certain health conditions or are over 65 and have limited finances to pay for your medical care, you may fall into a
October 28, 2020
Medicare
Top 10 Medicare Terms You Should Know
Understanding the costs and rules of Medicare can help seniors plan for their healthcare needs and budget. But to truly understand Medicare, you first need
October 28, 2020
Medicare
What is the difference between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage?
You can either get your Medicare health insurance benefits from Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage. While both plans offer the same basic level of medical
October 28, 2020
Turning 65
Is it mandatory to go on Medicare when you turn 65?
The people receiving Social Security benefits are automatically enrolled for Medicare Part A and Part B when they become eligible for Medicare. Others have to
October 28, 2020