Archive - 2020

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Gray Divorce Doesn’t Have to Be a Shadow Over Your Golden Years
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Up to 41% of “miscellaneous” denied Social Security benefits not being reviewed
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Medicare Open Enrollment Begins October 15
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5 Free Activities to Explore While Social Distancing
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Five Things You Might Not Have Known About Life Insurance

Gray Divorce Doesn’t Have to Be a Shadow Over Your Golden Years

Divorcing at any age is not easy, even when the split is amicable. For people who are nearing or already in retirement, there are special considerations for “Gray Divorce”. Or, if you want a term with more bling try “Silver Splitters” or “Diamond Divorcees”.  But often bling or lack thereof is an issue for people […]

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Up to 41% of “miscellaneous” denied Social Security benefits not being reviewed

When the “miscellaneous” code is applied to a denied Social Security benefit, up to 41% of the time, the case is not followed-up on, per audit.

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Medicare Open Enrollment Begins October 15

What is the Medicare Open Enrollment Period? The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is the time during which Medicare beneficiaries can make new choices and pick plans that work best for them. Each year, Medicare plan costs and coverage typically change. In addition, your health-care needs may have changed over the past year. The open enrollment period […]

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5 Free Activities to Explore While Social Distancing

During the lockdown and required social distancing it’s common to feel cooped up and restless. Finances may be strained, and we may feel the need to lockdown our own spending. During this time, and raising two daughters, it was a great way to become creative with activities that didn’t cost a thing but were a HUGE investment in building relationships. If you don’t have kids, you can still do these with friends or family. Take an adventure walk. We like to take walks frequently. However, there are times when I will set certain challenges on the walks or learning outcomes to build more into it. For example, I may tell my kids to keep a look out for coins (we find a lot), or with fall coming, gather five different leaves of trees in the neighborhood. We’ll then identify them when we get home. Sometimes, it’s identifying different birds based […]

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Five Things You Might Not Have Known About Life Insurance

Disclosure: This article is sponsored by Navy Mutual. September is Life Insurance Awareness Month, although it is entirely possible that life insurance has been on your mind since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has focused the attention of many in our country on the need to ensure the financial safety of their family. […]

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