by Hans E. Scheil | Oct 15, 2020 | Long-Term Care
Many Medicare beneficiaries only plan for paying for long term care is Medicare. They are shocked when they find out Medicare does not cover long term care. Of course, Medicare does cover medical services in long term care settings, such as doctors visits and such,...
by Hans E. Scheil | Oct 8, 2020 | Medicare
On October 15th, the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), sometimes referred to as Medicare Open Enrollment, starts. This is the time to make sure you have the best Medicare coverage for the upcoming year. Medicare beneficiaries have 54 days, until December 7th,...
by Hans E. Scheil | Sep 29, 2020 | Medicare, Social-Security
Medicare and Social Security are linked. Many beneficiaries do not find this out until they go to sign up for Medicare. It is important to plan how you want to approach your Medicare and Social Security sign up dates – once you make a decision, you really can’t...
by Hans E. Scheil | Sep 24, 2020 | Income Taxes
In retirement, keeping your income steady requires planning since you are not receiving a regular paycheck anymore. While you are receiving a Social Security check, you are also going to start living off the savings that you’ve accumulated during your working years....
by Hans E. Scheil | Sep 17, 2020 | Life Insurance and Legacy
For many retirees that we help, one of the biggest concerns that comes up during estate planning is that the right people are going to get the right amount of money. Life insurance solves this. Life insurance is a way to create an estate with the stroke of a pen. It...
