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What are they selling, specifically?

Tiktok, Reels, and Facebook, are all relentlessly targeting me with ads for a new retirement strategy that does not include annuities, life insurance, 401(k)s, IRAs, and proposes to me that it will ge...

reddit.com Oct 01 2025

Just hit 3.1/2 years from my last day of work

So, my story is a little different. I stopped working when I was 59 due to medical reasons. I was lucky enough to have had an insurance guy who insisted I take out a private disability when my wife wa...

reddit.com Sep 26 2025

Healthcare After Early Retirement

Healthcare is a huge issue in the United States if you plan to retire early. Most of us get health insurance through our employer. What happens if you retire early? ... Read more The post Healthcare A...

retireby40.org Sep 15 2025

Completing Application at Healthcare.gov

I'm trying to find insurance coverage as I plan to retire very soon. At healthcare.gov (Obmamcare) they require an application to be completed. I'm going though it and am slightly confused - it's aski...

reddit.com Jul 30 2025

Dealing with a Disability Claim with Attorney Ben Glass

An interview with disability insurance attorney Ben Glass, who talks about what makes for a strong disability claim, when you might need to get an attorney involved, and what mistakes he has seen docs...

whitecoatinvestor.com Jul 10 2025

Upon retiring, any unexpected expenses?

Please share any truly unexpected expenses you faced in retirement. I'm coming out before Medicare (but after age 60) and have the health insurance piece worked out. Someone mentioned to me however th...

reddit.com Jul 04 2025

Calculating the PIA

In determining your retirement benefits from Social Security, as well as those of any dependents who may claim benefits based upon your record, the Primary Insurance Amount, or PIA, is an important fa...

financialducksinarow.com May 19 2025

Healthcare Delayed Is Healthcare Denied

The U.S. healthcare system is fragmented and split between public and private insurance companies. Thus, health coverage for patients varies ... Read more...

physicianonfire.com Apr 09 2025

are accounts of how great retirement biased?

I’m 3 months away from retiring at 59.5. Can’t wait, but feel I need to stick it out until then so can be on COBRA for 1.5 years then start private insurance at start of 2027. (also waitin...

reddit.com Apr 02 2025

Millions to Lose Health Coverage if ACA Tax Credits End

If providing healthcare to more Americans is the goal, the COVID-era tax credits for people buying insurance on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces have been a big success. Enrollment in ACA po...

crr.bc.edu Mar 23 2025

What’s the impact of having more than you need?

Hey all, I’m a few years out from retirement and I’m paying off things, saving for the insurance shortfall until Medicaid kicks in, etc. I’m throwing most of my “extra” m...

reddit.com Mar 05 2025

Looking at new job versus retiring

I like working, so I am looking at a job 5 minutes from my house, @ 1/2 my pay, good insurance benefits, and none of the work drama, management of people, work pressure and stress I have in my current...

reddit.com Mar 02 2025

Moving from Medicaid to Medicare May Mean Better Care

Medicare accounts for more than 10 percent of federal spending. Medicaid, which covers 90 million low-income workers and disabled people, has the largest enrollment of any government insurance program...

crr.bc.edu Dec 13 2024

Black Workers Rely More on Federal Disability

A small fraction of U.S. workers are on federal disability insurance – about 8 million – but the monthly cash payments are crucial to them because they’re no longer able to work. Wha...

crr.bc.edu Nov 14 2024

Is there a reason not to sign up for Part A (no HSA)

I just turned 65, single, and still working for a company with many more than 20 employees, and plan to work for a few more years. I have group insurance through work (BCBS) and I don't have an HSA. I...

reddit.com Oct 15 2024

Just gave three-minths notice today!

I just put in a three-month notice to retire on December 13 (Friday the 13th struck me as a funny date). My health insurance will be MedEx at 300/month and will cover everything, my IRA is good, Socia...

reddit.com Sep 13 2024

Should I Consider a Personal Liability Umbrella Policy?

I've been retired a couple of years now, my wife about a year. We recently bought a new car. In talking with our insurance guy, he recommends we get a Personal Liability Umbrella Policy. It would cove...

reddit.com Sep 06 2024

The Politics of Student Debt Forgiveness

Answering reader questions about whether you should pay off your mortgage, if nursing home insurance is a good idea, and when to let your disability policy lapse. Plus, we talk about the state of gove...

whitecoatinvestor.com Sep 05 2024

Retiring at year end

I am currently working and have my health insurance thru my employer. we are a large employer. I never got part A or B. When should I start the process with SSA? Medicare? I will be 69 1/2 when I reti...

community.aarp.org Aug 23 2024

Despite Medicare, 1 in 5 Retirees Have Medical Debt

Two people in my family who are independent contractors and lack employer health insurance happen to be turning 65 this year and will finally be eligible for Medicare. Hallelujah! A report by KFF, the...

crr.bc.edu Aug 09 2024