Most of the people that reach this page have been around the block once or twice and have most likely lived over half a century. You might have heard that "it's not how you start but how you finish." Maybe you didn't have the best start when it came to saving for retirement because, well, life happened. Now that you want to retire in the next year, five years, ten or 15 years, you know that it's time to find out how to do more than just survive in retirement but thrive.
Have you heard of the three-legged stool for retirement? It's an old concept that included social security as one of the three legs needed during retirement. Figuring out when to claim social security is often a complicated task for most individuals. There are over 2,700 rules that govern how your benefits are determined and literally thousands of claiming strategies. Additionally, 96% of people get less than they should resulting in the average American household losing over $110,000 in lifetime benefits.
Based on what age you file for social security, Medicare comes before or after social security. And Medicare can be complicated for the uninitiated. With the amount that seniors spend on health related expenses during their golden years, the Medicare decision can significantly impact how well you enjoy your retirement.
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There are so many moving parts that 96% of people don't optimize their social security benefits. Because social security is a major source of income for most seniors, knowing what you're entitled to is pivotal to being part of the 4% that actually choose their optimal social security claiming strategy. Get the peace of mind you deserve.
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The number of Americans 65 and older will increase from 56 million to over 78 million.
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Collecting social security at 62 reduces your monthly payment forever.
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You can't collect a spousal benefit until your spouse begins collecting their own retirement benefit.
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Did you know that social security income may be subject to taxation?
The famous alphabet soup of Medicare highlighted below:
Helps to cover inpatient care in hospitals. Also helps to cover skilled nursing facilities, hospices, and home health care.
A health coverage option run by private insurance companies approved by, and under contract with, Medicare.
Includes Part A, Part B, and usually other coverage like prescription drugs.
Helps to cover doctors’ services, outpatient care, and home health care. Also helps to cover some preventive services to help maintain your health and to keep certain illnesses from getting worse.
A prescription drug option run by private insurance companies, approved by and under contract with, Medicare.
Some insurance agents/ brokers may only offer Medigap plans with Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage plans but not both. Although you do have to make a choice for which direction is right for you, we'll educate you on the pros and cons of both and let you decide.
FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE
Simplified Issue Whole Life insurance is geared towards the 50 and older market, with smaller face amounts (typically $5,000 to $25,000). These types of policies are not fully underwritten, but rather a quick issue with no medical exams needed. Because these are whole life insurance policies, the rates don't skyrocket when you turn 80 so that you can't afford it any longer. The coverage stays the same and the rate stays the same for the duration of the policy.
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Dental and vision insurance may not be needed by everyone at all times, but it's always important when you don't have it and need it.
Can't that be said for almost all things though? There's Critical Illness insurance for heart attacks and strokes. There's also Cancer insurance, and everyone knows someone impacted by cancer.
Hospital Indemnity insurance pays in addition to any other insurance. Even though your regular health insurance covers health expenses, other bills like housing and food, etc. are still needed whether you're sick or not.
Of course, Long Term Care insurance also has its place.
Having the option to be covered will always outweigh the choice being made for you when you figure out you could have used the coverage - after something happens.
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