Do you have a firm handle on Medicare and healthcare costs
in retirement? Fifty-seven percent of people said they had a “poor understanding” (31%) or
knew “almost nothing” (26%) about
Medicare, according to a recent survey by Bankers Life and
Casualty Company. Three- quarters of folks (72%) did not know that most Americans on Medicare pay premiums, copays, and deductibles. One in seven thought
Medicare was free. Only 14% knew that Medicare does not cover long-term care. Attend this
course and you will learn:
How Medicare enrollment periods work — and what you need to do to avoid late-enrollment penalties
How much you can expect to pay in health care costs after enrolling
in Medicare
How Medicare works with private
insurance to provide
comprehensive coverage
Why most people pay too much for private insurance, and how can you avoid excess
costs
Why you must plan for higher health care costs in retirement — including the possibility
of needing long-term care
INSTRUCTOR: Paul Muller,
graduated from the State University of New York at Albany with a degree in Economics and has over 20
years of experience in the financial industry. He’s a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL
PLANNER™ professional, Accredited Estate Planner (AEP®), and holds a FINRA
series 65 registration through Vision Retirement.