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How Do Your Medicare Options Factor Into Your Overall Retirement Plan?insurance Health care and retirement planning are two sides of the same coin, so you need to understand the Medicare basics and seek the right help to get the right coverage.
By David Olsen, Investment Adviser Representative
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Medicare May be a Better Option Than Employer Health Insuranceinsurance If you are over 65 and still working, you may have a choice about whether to go with your employer's insurance plan or Medicare. Here are some factors to weigh in making your decision.
By Michael Stein
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How Does the Government Shutdown Affect Medicare?
Medicare Plus, find out about the partial shutdown's impact on health coverage for veterans and government employees.
By Kimberly Lankford
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Retiree Tax Tip: The Age 55 Exception for 401(k)sretirement How to avoid the 10% early-withdrawal penalty when you tap your former employer's 401(k).
By the Editors of Kiplinger's Retirement Report
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Fight a Denied Medicare Advantage Claim
retirement Smart tips and helpful sources to aid you in filing an appeal.
By Eleanor Laise
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Holy Doughnut Hole: Medicare Part D Costs and Deductibles for 2019
Medicare As seniors weigh their prescription drug coverage during annual enrollment, it pays to review the basics of how it works, how much it costs and how the "doughnut hole" may affect them.
By Mike Piershale, ChFC
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Getting Medigap Can Be a Challenge for Those on Traditional Medicareretirement Fall open enrollment is a smart time to look for a Medigap policy to fill in the gaps left by your Medicare health coverage.
By Eleanor Laise
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Medicare Open Enrollment: A 5-Point Checklistretirement The annual window for making changes to your Medicare health coverage has now opened. It's time to see if your plan is still right for you.
By Ken Moraif, MBA, CFP®, CRPC®
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Retirees, Find Help to Cover Expensive Drug Costsretirement Out-of-pocket expenses for prescriptions can do serious damage to your retirement income. But there are options.
By Mary Kane
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