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Retire the Right Way Nearing retirement can be both exciting and scary. I mean, haven’t you been waiting for this day since you entered the workforce? While you should be looking forward to retirement, it is also a time to make sure your finances are in order and find out […]

Retire the Right Way

July 24, 2020 in Medicare tagged finances / Retirement / Social Security by Emily Schellin

Elder financial abuse — The Dark Side Of Aging And Finances With a growing population of aging Americans, financial exploitation against seniors is becoming a widespread and pervasive problem. The National Council on Aging estimates costs of elder financial abuse and fraud range from $2.9 billion to $36.5 billion annually. The rate of financial exploitation is […]

The Dark Side Of Aging And Finances

June 25, 2020 in Medicare tagged age discrimination / cognitive decline / Cyber Security / finances / Scamming & Fraud by Jenny McCann

Price of COVID — Swabbing and testing all Americans for COVID-19 each year could become a normal routine. That, combined with antibody testing, could cost a whopping $44 billion per year, according to a recent study. Diagnostic testing alone ranges from $6 – $25 billion each year; while it is about $5 – $19 […]

Price of COVID

June 23, 2020 in Health / Medicare tagged COVID-19 / current events / finances / government acts & responses / health & safety by Emily Schellin

Why is having a funeral plan important Funeral plans are complicated. You should make sure you have some type of coverage. This not only protects your family. But it also makes sure that your final wishes are carried out when accompanied by a funeral plan. An agent and a funeral […]

Why is having a funeral plan important

May 28, 2020 in life / Medicare tagged finances / Funeral Costs / Funeral Planning / Life Insurance by Micah Boulter

Will there be another round of stimulus checks? There is a lot of talk about whether there not be a fourth stimulus package and more stimulus checks. Both sides feel that we need to do something. However, they are not really sure quite yet what they want to do. There […]

Will there be another round of stimulus checks?

May 21, 2020 in life / Medicare tagged COVID-19 / finances / government acts & responses by Micah Boulter

How You Can be Financially Responsible During the Coronavirus The coronavirus has taken a strong foothold in the United States, both medically and economically. Our economy has been pushed back to the brink. All the gains made in the market since 2016 have disappeared in just two weeks. Companies everywhere […]

How You Can be Financially Responsible During the Coronavirus

April 2, 2020 in Health tagged COVID-19 / finances / health & safety / workforce by Micah Boulter

recession 2020 — Recession of 2020 Is it true the recession has hit 2020? Recent news said “Recession is here” and it is all over the place. This wasn’t an unexpected toll. This was something the Economists predicted for a while now. Recession hits the economy on an average every 10 years. The […]

Recession of 2020

March 28, 2020 in life / Medicare tagged COVID-19 / current events / finances / government acts & responses / health by Sara Awati

Baby Boomers guide to social security — What Baby Boomers Need To Know About Social Security After years of paying into the system, Baby Boomers (people born between 1946 and 1964) are either preparing to enroll or are now eligible to collect Social Security benefits. Starting the process of signing up for Social Security can be a […]

A Baby Boomer’s Guide to Social Security

December 16, 2019 in Health / life / Medicare tagged baby boomers / finances / Insurance Education / insurance help / Social Security by Jenny McCann

GTL Hospital Indemnity Insurance — Should You Consider Hospital Indemnity Insurance? No one anticipates a lengthy hospital stay. Why would we? Our natural optimism bias leads us to believe “it won’t happen to me.” It might happen to someone else, but not me. Optimism bias transcends gender, ethnicity, nationality, and age. It is so […]

Hospital Indemnity: No One Anticipates a Lengthy Hospital Stay

October 12, 2019 in Medicare tagged ancillary coverage / finances / hospital indemnity plan / medicare / Medicare Advantage by Jenny McCann

financial scams targeting seniors — Financial Scams Targeting Seniors Scammers take advantage of more and more seniors every day. This type of crime is considered low risk, as the crime is difficult to prosecute. The reasons are heartbreaking but obvious. People typically suffer from memory loss and confusion as they age, which make them an […]

Financial Scams Targeting Seniors

February 15, 2018 in Medicare tagged finances / Insurance Education / medicare / mindfulness by Andrea Hektner