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😎 Here’s why seniors should consider supplemental health insurance: Enhanced Coverage: Supplemental insurance helps cover gaps in Medicare, including vision, dental, and additional healthcare needs. Lower Out-of-Pocket Costs: With supplemental insurance, you can reduce out-of-pocket expenses and avoid unexpected medical bills. Access to Additional Services: Enjoy access to services and treatments not fully covered by Medicare, ensuring comprehensive care. Financial Peace of Mind: Supplemental insurance offers extra security, so you can focus on enjoying your retirement without worrying about healthcare costs. Protect your health and finances with the right supplemental plan. Reach out to MJ Benefits Advisers to explore your options! #SupplementalInsurance #SeniorHealth #MedicareCoverage #HealthCareSecurity #MJBenefitsAdvisers #FinancialPeace #RetirementPlanning #EnhancedCoverage #MedicalCosts #InsuranceSolutions

Did you know your health insurance premiums in retirement are based on your income, not your wealth? In this clip, I share how strategic planning can help retirees—no matter their net worth—qualify for programs like the Affordable Care Act. #AskPlatinum #RetirementPlanning #HealthCareStrategy

Did you know your health insurance premiums in retirement are based on your income, not your wealth? In this clip, I share how strategic planning can help retirees—no matter their net worth—qualify for programs like the Affordable Care Act. #AskPlatinum #RetirementPlanning #HealthCareStrategy

Assessing Health Insurance Options For Early Retirees: How financial advisors can help clients evaluate the health insurance options available in early retirement, from staying on their previous employer's plan through COBRA to obtaining a (potentially subsidized) plan on their state health insurance exchange. (Gail MarksJarvis | The Wall Street Journal) More articles on healthcare planning in retirement this weekend reading: https://bit.ly/4bdw37I #advicers

Did you know the median retirement age for Americans is 62? Check out our blog for health insurance options early retirees can use until they’re eligible for Medicare.

Do Medicare Plans Help for Retirement? Yes, when you retire, you’ll want to make sure you have a good health insurance plan in place. Medicare is a government health insurance program for people over 65. If you’re already receiving Social Security benefits, you’re automatically enrolled in Medicare Part A (hospital insurance). You can also sign up for Medicare Part B (outpatient/medical insurance) and Medicare Part D (prescription drug coverage). In addition, there are Medicare Advantage Plans available which bundle together Parts A, B, and D. Another option is a Health Savings Account (HSA) which can be used to pay for medical costs not covered by your insurance. https://lnkd.in/gchaNSmV #makemedicareeasy #medicareexperts #medicareinsurance #medicaremadesimple #allwedoismedicare #medicareplans #MedicareEnrollment 

I have federal retiree health insurance. Do I have to sign up for Medicare? No, retired federal employees covered under the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program aren’t required to enroll in Medicare. Your federal retiree coverage can continue as your primary coverage if you’ve been continuously insured for five years immediately before departing. https://lnkd.in/g5_n2QpF #FESA #AARP #Medicare #Retirement #Benefits #USPS #TSP #BenefitsAnalysis

Help plan for healthcare costs by evaluating your health insurance options, including Medicare and supplemental insurance. #retirement #healthinsurance #financialplanning

When you’re making your retirement budget, be aware that your province’s health insurance plan won’t cover all your health-care costs. Let's plan how you’ll pay for what’s not covered.

When you’re making your retirement budget, be aware that your province’s health insurance plan won’t cover all your health-care costs. Let's plan how you’ll pay for what’s not covered.