Medicare Blog
Helping Others, Helping Yourself: Benefits of Volunteering for Seniors
April is National Volunteer Appreciation Month. It’s a time to thank those who offer their time and talents to helping make the world a better place.
Working after 65? Here’s what you need to know!
Retiring at 65 is no longer a given. In this time of increasing inflation and decreasing nest eggs, many people choose to work longer to add more money to their retirement accounts and delay Social Security to increase their eventual benefits. For others, work gives...
Setting health goals for the New Year
It’s a New Year and time to set those New Year resolutions. According to WalletHub, about 44 percent of American set New Years resolutions but only 31 percent of those people will actually keep them. Here are a few healthy goals to consider:
Your Annual Election Period (AEP) to-do list
Open enrollment runs from October 15 to December 7 each year. During this time you can join Medicare, switch your plan, or drop or add a plan. As long as you make these changes during this time window your coverage will begin on January 1.
Celebrate National Healthy Aging Month
Did you know September is National Healthy Aging Month? It’s a good reminder that a few simple changes today could help you lead a longer, healthier life.
Annual enrollment vs. Open enrollment
Let’s take a closer look at Annual enrollment and Open enrollment periods and what they mean for you.