Add supplemental health coverage to important retirement decisions
Preparing for adequate health-care coverage in retirement is an essential element of financial planning.
Category: Insurance/Risk Management
Know the Medicare basics before enrollment
Understanding some of the main elements about Medicare may help seniors as they navigate enrollment.
Affordable Care Act affects more employers in 2016
More employers will be required to offer health insurance to employees this year resulting from the Affordable Care Act.
Affordable Care Act remains intact after high court ruling
Affordable Care Act survives challenge in Supreme Court.
How much long-term care insurance will you need?
Some investors choose long-term care insurance as part of retirement and estate planning. You may need guidance deciding how much insurance you will need.
Supreme Court to decide future of health-insurance subsidies
Millions of insured individuals may lose federal health-insurance subsidies depending on a decision from the Supreme Court expected in June.
Affordable Care Act may add pressure to doctors
Doctors face challenges as the Affordable Care Act is implemented.
Help prepare clients for the ACA’s side effects
In addition to health-care reform, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will have an impact on clients’ investments, as they plan to cover health costs and prepare for the possibility of new tax liabilities. Chris Hennessey reviews the top concerns about the ACA for all types of clients. Surtax may hit high earners The ACA established
A look at the future of health-care reform
Mid-term elections, tort reform, and other policy pressures may alter the way the Affordable Care Act delivers on the promise of health-care reform in the future, but the law will likely remain largely intact. Chris Hennessey discusses several changes that some advocates are proposing. Letting the consumer decide what to buy. The law now requires
Why age matters in health-care premiums
The effects of the Affordable Care Act on insurance premiums will vary, but some people may see more advantages than others. Chris Hennessey explains why some segments of the population may see a reduction in premiums. Older individuals will benefit Older individuals, particularly those with chronic illnesses, will likely benefit from the ACA. The new