Investing for Life
All of the talk of inflation this week came with one bright side for retirees: Social Security benefits, tied to inflation, will increase 5.9% next year—the biggest bump in 39 years. Where might that extra income be spent? Health care is one option. We recently wrote about Medicare’s Annual …
Read More keyboard_arrow_rightMedicare—federal health insurance coverage for people 65 and older—is a pivotal part of your retirement plan. With the Annual Election Period (AEP) fast approaching (it runs from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7), Medicare recipients must decide whether to make changes to their plan. But consumer beware: The devil is in the details. …
Read More keyboard_arrow_rightIf you plan to retire from full-time work after you hit age 65, continuing your health coverage can be a snap—simply switch from your employer-based plan to Medicare. (For details, check out our podcast on Medicare planning.) But how do you handle health insurance if you want to …
Read More keyboard_arrow_rightSince its 1965 inception, Medicare has been an essential component of a successful retirement. Yet, as we’ve noted, navigating its complexities can be frustrating. Here are a few common mistakes to avoid:
If you plan to work until age 65, continuing your health coverage can be a snap—simply switch from your employer-based plan over to Medicare. (For details, check out our podcast on Medicare planning.) But how do you handle health insurance if you want to retire earlier? Here are …
Read More keyboard_arrow_rightIn October, health care stocks shook off some of their politically hobbled 2019 underperformance. Despite the sector’s disappointing performance this year, Equity Research Analyst Kate Austin explained why we’ll continue to overweight health care in our recent quarterly webinar*: Investing Through Impeachments and Trade Wars. Please enjoy the excerpt above and …
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