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Frequently asked questions - Medicare
You can enroll during your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP), which starts 3 months before your 65th birthday and ends 3 months after. There are also Annual Enrollment Periods and Special Enrollment Periods.
Part A: Hospital insurance
Part B: Doctor visits and outpatient care
Part C (Medicare Advantage): Private plans that bundle A, B, and often D
Part D: Prescription drug coverage
It depends on the size of your employer and your current coverage. Many delay Part B to avoid paying extra premiums.
Original Medicare is government-provided (Parts A & B); Medicare Advantage (Part C) is a private plan that may offer extra benefits like dental, vision, and hearing.
Original Medicare does not cover these services. Many Medicare Advantage plans do.
Part A is usually premium-free if you worked 10+ years. Part B has a monthly premium. Part C and D premiums vary by plan.
A Medigap policy helps cover out-of-pocket costs from Original Medicare. It can’t be used with Medicare Advantage plans.
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Frequently asked questions - Life Insurance
If someone depends on your income—like a spouse, child, or aging parent—life insurance helps protect them financially if you pass away.
Term: Temporary coverage (e.g., 10, 20, 30 years)
Whole (or permanent): Lifelong coverage with a cash value component
A common rule is 10–15x your income, but it depends on your debt, income, expenses, and future needs like college for kids.
Many policies require one, but there are also no-exam and simplified issue policies available.
Yes, but options may be limited or premiums higher. Guaranteed issue policies are available for those with serious health problems.
No, death benefits are generally tax-free for beneficiaries.
Frequently asked questions - Annuities
An annuity is a financial product that provides a stream of income, typically for retirement, in exchange for an upfront payment or series of payments.
You invest a lump sum or series of payments with an insurance company. In return, you receive periodic payments starting now or later.
Fixed Annuity: Guaranteed return
Variable Annuity: Tied to investment performance
Indexed Annuity: Linked to market indexes with downside protection
Immediate vs. Deferred: Income starts right away or in the future
Fixed annuities are backed by the insurance company’s financial strength. Indexed and variable annuities have more risk/reward potential.
Earnings grow tax-deferred. When you withdraw, the growth portion is taxed as ordinary income.
Yes, but early withdrawals often come with surrender charges and tax penalties before age 59½.
Those seeking guaranteed retirement income, tax deferral, or protection from market downturns may benefit.
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