Financial Blog Posts

When Medicare considers you first eligible for Medicare benefits, it’s important to sign up during the applicable enrollment period to avoid penalties and coverage gaps. For most beneficiaries, the Initial Enrollment Period is often the first time to e... Read more

There may come a time where one spouse needs to file for Medicaid long-term care, but the other spouse does not. The spouse not needing long-term care Medicaid is known as the “community spouse” or “non-applicant spouse.” In cases like these, it ... Read more

Aging Life Care professionals are called upon to assist clients with resources to handle their particular situations, including evaluating the financial resources necessary to help clients ensure quality care and an optimal life.  Did you know that ... Read more

If you recently turned 65, you’re most likely eligible for Medicare coverage. Now is the time to gain a full understanding of this federal program so you can choose health coverage that suits your needs. Before diving into learning about Medicare, let�... Read more

Earlier this month, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released the 2022 premiums, deductibles and coinsurance amounts for Medicare Parts A and B, as well as the Income Related Monthly Adjusted Amount (IRMAA) adjustments for Part D. ... Read more