Life Insurance for a Non-Working Spouse or Partner: Protecting the Priceless
When we fall in love and build a life with someone, we don’t think in terms of balance sheets. We think in terms of late-night talks, family...
Do Healthy People Really Need Health Insurance?
When you're young, active, and in great shape, paying for health insurance might feel like throwing money away. After all, if you rarely go to the...
Healthcare Sharing Ministries vs. Health Insurance: What’s the Difference?
In the search for affordable healthcare, some Americans are turning away from traditional health insurance and exploring alternative models like...
Why the Lowest Premium Might Cost You More in the Long Run
When shopping for insurance, whether it’s health, auto, or homeowners, it’s tempting to zero in on the lowest monthly premium. After all, who...
What to Know About Medicare’s New WISeR Model: Aiming for Smarter Spending, Not Less Care
Earlier this year, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the launch of a pilot program designed to reduce wasteful and...
How One Life Insurance Feature Saved a Financial Plan
When Maria bought a 20-year term life insurance policy at age 35, she didn’t think she’d need coverage beyond that. Her kids would be grown, the...
You’re Retiring at 68—Did You Miss Your Medigap Enrollment Window?
If you’re planning to retire at 68 and just now exploring your Medicare options, you may be asking: Did I miss my Medigap enrollment window? The...
Your Spouse Isn’t Eligible for Medicare Yet—Now What?
It’s a surprisingly common dilemma: one spouse turns 65 and becomes eligible for Medicare, while the other is still too young to enroll. This age...
Featured Blogs
- Life Insurance for a Non-Working Spouse or Partner: Protecting the Priceless
- Do Healthy People Really Need Health Insurance?
- Healthcare Sharing Ministries vs. Health Insurance: What’s the Difference?
- Why the Lowest Premium Might Cost You More in the Long Run
- What to Know About Medicare’s New WISeR Model: Aiming for Smarter Spending, Not Less Care
- How One Life Insurance Feature Saved a Financial Plan
- You’re Retiring at 68—Did You Miss Your Medigap Enrollment Window?
- Your Spouse Isn’t Eligible for Medicare Yet—Now What?