by Hans E. Scheil | Mar 12, 2019 | Choosing Advisors, Long-Term Care
Guest post by Kyle Murray of Aware Senior Care.Growing old at home can be daunting as daily tasks like washing the dishes or grocery shopping become more difficult, but most people acknowledge they’d prefer to age in place. Many people will consider hiring a caregiver...
by Hans E. Scheil | Feb 21, 2019 | Medicare
In a perfect world, the day you turn 65, you retire, stop your work medical coverage, and start Medicare. While this is great in theory, most people do not live this lifestyle. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 40% of people over age 55 are still...
by Hans E. Scheil | Feb 13, 2019 | IRA
Almost every client we talk to wishes they began saving for retirement sooner. Since you can’t turn back the clock, why not improve your child, or even grandchild’s, prospects for building adequate retirement savings? What better way to teach them about money,...
by Hans E. Scheil | Jan 7, 2019 | In The News, Medicare
Credit: CNBC If you get health care through the Veterans Health Administration and are nearing your 65th birthday, don’t overlook whether Medicare would make sense for you. While not all military veterans rely on VA health care, those who do might not realize they...
by Hans E. Scheil | Oct 31, 2018 | Medicare
We get this questions about yearly cost a lot from clients. The cost of Medicare is hard to sum up because it is so different for every person. While some parts of Medicare everyone has, there are other parts of Medicare that individuals get to choose. Due to this,...
