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Planning for retirement can be an exciting time, but it can also bring some apprehension. Though it should always be somewhere on the radar, if you’re within 10 years of retiring, it’s time to start seriously thinking about how life will look for you financially. Health care costs are one…

The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is the prime time to sign up for a Medicare plan.   But it’s also your opportunity to make changes to your existing plan. If you want to go beyond the standard benefits included in Medicare Parts A and B (Original Medicare), then a Medicare…

If you’re new to Medicare or have already enrolled in a Medicare plan in the past, the terminology can be confusing to understand. Whether you need to compare plans, learn the difference in plans or enroll, it’s important to learn the lingo. Here’s what you need to know to successfully…

Open Enrollment is the chance to change your health insurance or purchase a policy. Here is everything you need to know about Open Enrollment. Dates It’s important to note that the health insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment Period is 45 days for 2020. November 1, 2020: Open enrollment begins. After this date,…

Take advantage of open enrollment this year with this FREE informational sheet. The open enrollment season is coming up. Don’t miss out by making these common mistakes. 1. Letting open enrollment pass you by Don’t automatically re-enroll in your Marketplace health insurance plan. This is perhaps the worst mistake you…

Now is the time to start re-evaluating your health insurance needs for the new year. It can seem like a major headache to deal with wading into the health insurance coverage waters again, but it’s well worth your while. Consider any changes you or your family have experienced in terms…

  Download our Open Enrollment Cheat Sheet for more!  Open enrollment season is coming up. Check out these reasons to start exploring your options for health care coverage. 1. Everyone needs a check-up. Not only should you be seen yearly for mammograms and other preventive care, at some point you…

The open enrollment period to purchase an individual or family insurance policy on the Marketplace is the only time you can change, update or cancel your policy – without penalty or having to qualify for a life event. Take advantage of this time to explore your options and find the…

Women’s right to vote, the abolishment of slavery, the assassination of Martin Luther King and JFK  –  these are just a few of the events that significantly shifted our culture.   In 2017, changes in health insurance will affect Ohioans perhaps like no health insurance changes that have come before…

You’ve probably heard that healthcare costs are rising, and wondered, What can I do about it? With the annual election period happening now, it’s time to take advantage of savings that can reduce your healthcare expenses and put a little more spending money in your pocket each month. What to…

No matter how you feel about the Affordable Care Act (ACA), if you need health insurance, you’re going to have to learn the ins and outs of Obamacare. With the Open Enrollment Period (OEP) coming up (between November 1, 2020, and January 31, 2021), you should take the time to…

With the Medicare Open Enrollment Period coming up for 2020, now’s the time to get a little bit more educated about why the Open Enrollment Period is important, what you can do during that time, and what’s changing.   Here’s the scoop on Medicare Open Enrollment Period 2017. Why should…