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AEP vs. OEP: Understanding the Differences for Medicare

Two essential enrollment periods are the Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) and the Open Enrollment Period (OEP). In this blog, we’ll explore the key differences between these two crucial periods to help you make informed decisions about your Medicare coverage.
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Life Insurance Mistakes You Should Be Aware Of

Life insurance is a crucial component of financial planning that provides a financial cushion to your loved ones in case of unforeseen events. However, life insurance details can be complex and difficult to comprehend. This blog aims to highlight…
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Understanding Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Medicare

As you approach retirement age, it’s important to understand how Medicare interacts with your health savings account (HSA). HSAs are valuable tools that allow you to save money for medical expenses on a tax-advantaged basis. However, there are specific…
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Compound Interest and Fixed Index Annuities Explained

When it comes to planning for retirement, finding investment vehicles that offer growth, stability, and long-term financial security is essential. Fixed Index Annuities (FIAs) have gained popularity as an option that combines these features. What sets FIAs apart is…
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Missed Your Medicare Enrollment DEADLINE? What to know.

Timing is everything! Generally, if you miss an enrollment deadline, you will need to wait until the general enrollment period (GEP) and most likely pay the penalty. However, there are special enrollment periods (SEP) you might qualify for. If…
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How To Avoid Part B & D Late Enrollment Fees

* Late Enrollment Penalty part B: Your monthly Part B premium could be 10% higher for every entire 12-month period that you were eligible for Part B. *Late Enrollment Penalty part D: For each month you delay enrollment in Medicare…
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Try Not To Make This Retirement Planning Mistake

Long-term care is often overlooked and the costs are underestimated in retirement planning. On top of that long-term care, expenses are growing every year. The possibility of needing help taking care of yourself later in life is probably hard…
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Permanent Versus Term Life Insurance

Term life insurance offers a death benefit for a fixed amount of time (mostly between 5 and 30 years). Permanent life insurance covers you for your whole life and accumulates cash value that can be accessed as a living…
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How to set financial goals in 2022

It is time to review your goals, change things up to keep on track, or set new goals. No one wants to waste time or money on something you can avoid. Creating a financial plan takes a little bit…
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