Medicare & Health Care
Medicare parts and plans, IRMAA, health insurance before 65 and health care costs.
New Web Tool Helps Medicare Beneficiaries Make Informed Coverage Decisions
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Web Tool Helps Medicare Beneficiaries Make Informed Coverage Decisions BOSTON — October 6, 2026 — finStream this week launched ANOCLens, a free web tool that helps people read their Medicare Annual […]
Medicare, HSAs and timing mistakes to avoid
Stopping HSA contributions before Medicare is critical to avoid penalties. Here’s what to know about timing, eligibility and common mistakes.
Medicares Annual Roadmap: Understanding Your Annual Notice of Change
Understand your Medicare plan's Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) to ensure it meets your healthcare needs in 2026. SHIP counselors provide personalized guidance during Open Enrollment.
Facing Medigap Rate Hikes: 3 Ways to Cut Your Medicare Costs
Medigap policyholders face significantly higher premiums, up to 20% year-over-year, due to rising healthcare costs and higher usage. Seeking the same coverage across carriers and understanding plan differences can help reduce costs. Switching carriers, leveraging birthday rules, and strategic downgrading are key strategies for managing Medigap expenses.
What's The Birthday Rule In Medigap Policies?
Virginia implements a version of the Birthday Rule in Medigap policies, allowing policyholders to switch plans around their birthday without medical underwriting.
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Ending March 31st
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment until March 31: Existing members can switch plans or return to Original Medicare, but new enrollments not allowed. Beware of unsolicited plan change offers.
Medicare 2025 Changes: What You Need To Know
Get ready for significant Medicare changes in 2025! Read your Annual Notice carefully, expect higher premiums, and compare plans to find the best option.
Medicare Drug Prices Drop - What You Need to Know
Medicare drug prices drop with $2,000 annual out-of-pocket cap starting in 2025. Save on expensive medications with negotiated prices in 2026.
Understanding ACA and Medicare Changes
Stay informed about the latest ACA and Medicare changes to protect yourself from fraud and unsolicited calls. Educate yourself to make informed decisions.
Understanding Medicare Changes in 2025
Prepare for Medicare changes in 2025. Learn what employees should know about health insurance, penalties, and how to protect their healthcare and finances.
Secrets of Medical Divorce Unveiled
Discover how medical divorce can help couples facing high healthcare costs protect assets and qualify for benefits while maintaining their relationship.
Financial Benefits: Working Past 65 & Delaying Medicare
Maximize Medicare benefits by working past 65, delaying enrollment, and seeking expert advice on navigating employer coverage vs Medicare.
Medicare's Financial Forecast: What You Need to Know
Learn about the financial status of Medicare, including concerns about solvency and proposed reforms. Stay informed to prepare for potential changes.
Medicare Claim Denied? Expert Shares Proven Medicare Appeal Strategies
Feeling lost after a Medicare claim denial? Don't despair! In this video, Jae Oh, author of "Maximize Your Medicare," equips you with the knowledge to fight back.
Medicare Coverage is Changing - Medicare Tips for Women
Actionable Advice for Women on Medicare: Medicare's coverage of breast cancer scans is changing, leading to potential out-of-pocket costs for beneficiaries. The cost-sharing burden can change over time, impacting Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans. Additional screenings recommended after a mammogram may incur extra costs. Medicare's focus on preventative measures may seem counterintuitive in this case. The complexity of balancing the needs of stakeholders, including doctors, hospitals, pharmaceuticals, and insurance carriers, contributes to ongoing challenges. Actionable advice for women on Medicare includes checking with their carrier and ensuring Original Medicare approves secondary screenings.
Federal Employee Health Benefits and Medicare
Federal Employee Health Benefits and Medicare: In this video, Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses the coordination of federal employee health benefit plans (FEHB) with Medicare and the considerations for enrollment decisions. It highlights the complexity of FEHB options and the rules regarding enrollment and switching plans. The similarities and differences between FEHB and Medicare are explored, including the availability of Medicare Advantage plans within FEHB. The cost of FEHB compared to the private market is also mentioned. Prescription drug coverage is included in most Medicare Advantage plans within FEHB. The importance of location in determining FEHB costs is emphasized, as well as the possibility of suspending FEHB benefits.
CMS Finalizes Contract Year 2025 Medicare Advantage and Part D Rule
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule revising the Medicare Part Dvfor Contract Year 2025.
Should I enroll in Medicare if I still work full time past 65?
Should I enroll in Medicare if I still work full time past 65? Should You Stay on Employer Insurance or Switch to Medicare After 65? Confused about Medicare and employer insurance after age 65? In this video, Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explores the factors to consider when making this important decision; Should you stay on Employer Insurance or switch to Medicare after 65?
How Wegovy's Part D Approval Will Affect Medicare Plans
How Wegovy's Part D Approval Will Affect Medicare Plans
How Wellness Programs Boost Productivity
How Wellness Programs Boost Productivity: Financial Stress Hurting Your Employees? How Wellness Programs Boost Productivity and improve mental health. Mental health and financial health are interconnected:
How to Complete SSA-44 to Appeal IRMAA
How to Complete SSA-44 to Appeal IRMAA: If you received a notice that your Medicare premiums are increasing due to income-related monthly adjustment amounts (IRMAA), you may be able to file an appeal and reduce your costs. This video explains what IRMAA is, who it applies to, what constitutes a qualifying "life changing event" for appeal purposes, and step-by-step instructions for completing and submitting the Medicare IRMAA Life-Changing Event form (SSA-44).
Are 50¢ Medicare Part D Premiums Too Good to Be True?
Are 50¢ Medicare Part D Plans Too Good to Be True? Some Medicare Part D plans have significantly reduced their premiums for 2024, with one plan offering a shockingly low monthly cost of 50 cents.
What is IRMAA and How Does It Work?
High-income earners, be aware: your Medicare premiums could see an increase due to the Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA).
Does Transferring a House to a Disabled Child Protect It From Medicaid Estate Recovery?
Does Transferring a House to a Disabled Child Protect It From Medicaid Estate Recovery? Elder law expert Harry S. Margolis addresses a query about protecting a house from Medicaid estate recovery by transferring it to a disabled child. The individual in question has a parent covered by VA benefits due to a service-connected disability and another parent with Medicare and ChampVA, but no long-term care insurance. The concern arises from the possibility of needing Medicaid for nursing home care and the associated estate recovery implications.
Can I Still Contribute to My FSA After Enrolling in Medicare?
Can I Still Contribute to My FSA After Enrolling in Medicare? In this episode of "Ask the Hammer," Jeffrey Levine from Buckingham addresses a question about Medicare and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) for individuals working past the age of 65. The viewer, who plans to work until 70 and is covered under an employer's health plan, inquires about the necessity of giving up their FSA after enrolling in Medicare Part A.
Why Are Medicare Advantage Plans Being Rejected?
Why Are Medicare Advantage Plans Being Rejected? Hospitals, physician groups, and other healthcare providers across the country are growing increasingly frustrated with Medicare Advantage plans offered by major insurers like UnitedHealthcare and Humana. As author Jae Oh explained in an interview, the healthcare system involves many complex stakeholders, and Medicare Advantage plans must negotiate details of healthcare services and prices with providers on one hand while also setting co-pays and co-insurance costs for consumers on the other.
Will Medicare Beneficiaries Pay More for Part D Premiums in 2024 and 2025?
Explore how the Inflation Reduction Act will impact Medicare Part D premiums in 2024 and 2025 with insights from Medicare expert Jae Oh. Learn about the diverse effects on beneficiaries and the decline in standalone Part D plans.
The Advanced Premium Tax Credit Can Help Early Retirees Afford Health Insurance
APTC helps early retirees save on health insurance premiums. Eligibility, income-based calculations, and expert tips for those aged 50-64.
Making Sense of FSAs When You Hit 65+
Many people approaching age 65 face a dilemma when it comes to flexible spending accounts (FSAs). Can you keep contributing to an FSA after enrolling in Medicare? Or do you need to give it up entirely? In this episode of Ask The Hammer, Jeffrey Levine, chief planning officer at Buckingham, clears up the confusion.
10 Drugs Drive a Big Share of Medicare Spending
A new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation disclosed that 10 drugs accounted for $48 billion in Medicare Part D spending in 2021. Drugs for cancer treatment and diabetes-related weight loss medications dominated Medicare's prescription budget with their high sticker prices.
Key Changes to Medicare Part D in 2024
There are a number key changes to Medicare Part D in 2024, according to Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare.
When to Stop HSA Contributions Before Medicare
Marcia Mantell of Mantell Retirement Consulting joins Lily Hamson to discuss the ins and outs of stopping contributions to an HSA before enrolling in Medicare.
Medicaid Disenrollment
Medicaid Disenrollment: What happens if you've been disenrolled from Medicaid? Jae Oh discusses a new report from the Kaiser Family Foundation finding Medicaid disenrollment is rising.
Medicare Annual Notice of Change Letters
Jae Oh, CFP discusses Medicare Annual Notice of Change Letters and how people can make changes to their plans.
Switching Between Medigap and Medicare Advantage
Medigap and Medicare Advantage are two different types of health insurance plans that can be used to supplement Original Medicare. Medigap plans are private plans that can help to pay for things like copayments, deductibles, and coinsurance. Medicare Advantage plans are managed care plans that provide all of your Medicare benefits in one plan.
HHS Updates 2024 Medicare Advantage Program and Part D Payment Policies
HHS Updates 2024 Medicare Advantage Program and Part D Payment Policies: Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explores the trend of rising payments to Medicare Advantage plans, which are private health insurance plans that provide Medicare benefits to seniors. Oh discusses the factors driving the growth in Medicare Advantage enrollment, including the plans' lower out-of-pocket costs, extra benefits, and provider networks. It also examines the recent increase in payments to Medicare Advantage plans and the potential impact on seniors, taxpayers, and the overall healthcare system. Oh concludes by noting that while Medicare Advantage plans may offer advantages for some beneficiaries, it's important to carefully consider the costs and benefits before enrolling in one.
What You Need to Know about Medicare Part D
Marcia Mandell RMA with Mandell Retirement Consulting discusses Medicare Part D.
What You Need to Know about Medicare’s Annual Election Period
Each year, from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7, Medicare beneficiaries can join, switch, or drop a plan. Your coverage will begin on Jan. 1, 2022 (as long as the plan gets your request by Dec. 7). So, what do you need to consider during Medicare's annual election period, or what some call Medicare's open enrollment period? In this video, Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, describes the importance of searching for a plan that better meets your needs. In addition, he explains the step-by-step process of switching from Medicare Advantage to original Medicare with Medigap policy. Of note, Medicare beneficiaries can begin evaluating the 2022 plans on Oct. 1 at Medicare's website.
What To Do if You Miss Medicares December 7 Deadline
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explains what to do if you miss Medicare's December 7 deadline.
TRICARE For Those Under 65
Katy Votava, President of Goodcare explains TRICARE for people under the age of 65.
The start age for RMDs has changed, but IRMAA remains the same.
The start age for RMDs has changed, but IRMAA remains the same. Medicare: what you can and can't do in Q1 of 2023. The start age for RMDs has changed, but IRMAA remains the same. Jae Oh discusses the effect the secure act has on RMDs.
The 2023 Medicare Part B Premiums
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, shares the good news about 2023 Medicare Part B Premiums.
Premiums Could Rise in 2023 for ACA Plan Users
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, reviews possible increases to health insurance premiums next year.
Optimizing Medicare for Military Veterans and Retirees
Dr. Katy Votava, President of Goodcare.com, discusses optimizing Medicare for Military Veterans and Retirees.
Medigap and TRICARE For Life
Dr. Katy Votava, President of Goodcare.com, reviews Medigap and Tricare for Life.
Medicare’s Tricky Rules on HSAs After Age 65
Jae Oh, CFP, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explains how workers age 65 and older can still contribute to their HSA.
Medicare Isn’t Free
Dana Anspach of Sensible Money explains Medicare Part B premiums and the Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount.
Medicare Beneficiaries Can Now Appeal Switch to Hospital Observation Status
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses how Medicare beneficiaries can now appeal the switch to hospital observation status.
Medicare’s Annual Election Period Ends on December 7th
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses what the end of Medicare's Annual Election on Dec. 7 means for beneficiaries.
Large Capital Gains Distributions Could Adversely Affect APTC and IRMAA
Jae Oh, CFP, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explains how large capital gains distributions from mutual funds could adversely affect a taxpayer's advanced premium tax credit or income related monthly adjustment amount.
Kaiser Family Foundation Survey on Medicare Advantage
Findings from the Kaiser Family Foundation's survey on Medicare Advantage are reviewed by Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare.
Is a 5-Star Medicare Advantage Plan Right for You?
There's an increasing number of 5-star Medicare Advantage plans. But it's not wise to pick a plan based solely on the number of stars it has, says Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare.
Inflation Reduction Act on Obamacare
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, reviews the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act, including the advanced premium tax credit (APTC) extension.
Inflation Act on Medicare Beneficiaries
Bob talks to Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, about how the Inflation Reduction Act will have a positive impact on Medicare Beneficiaries.
Individual Insurance Open Enrollment Period Begins November 1st
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses what you need to know about the Individual Insurance Open Enrollment Period beginning November 1st for Medicare Plans.
HSA – Health Spending Accounts
Keith Whitcomb, RMA, Perky discusses the tax advantages of HSA's - Health Savings Accounts.
How To Manage Unexpected Healthcare Costs
Cindy Levering discusses how to manage unexpected healthcare costs, what Medicare covers and what Medicare doesn't cover.
How Tax Loss Harvesting Helps You
What is tax loss harvesting? How can it help you? Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explains tax loss harvesting.
How Couples Should Think About Medicare and Health Insurance
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explains how different age couples should think about enrolling in Medicare versus other health insurance options.
Hospital Pricing Transparency
Jae Oh, CFP and Author of Maximize Your Medicare discusses hospital pricing transparency and how it can affect your budget.
From Medicare Advantage to Medicare & Medigap
Switching from Medicare Advantage to original Medicare and Medigap: Is it possible to switch from Medicare Advantage to original Medicare with a Medigap plan. The answer depends on a few things. Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, explains.
Dependent Care FSA vs Dependent Care Tax Credit
To offset a portion of the high cost of childcare, consider a Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (DCFSA) and the Dependent Care Tax Credit. Adviser Danielle Harrison explains what to keep in mind.
Deluxe Services are not Covered by Medicare
James Paiva from Conformis reviews Medicare Deluxe Services.
Cares Act Changes to HSA (health savings accounts) and FSA (flexible spending accounts)
Changes to HSA (health savings accounts) and FSA (flexible spending accounts) through the Cares act for the Pandemic.
Bill Would Expand HSAs to Medicare Beneficiaries
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses a new bill that would allow Medicare beneficiaries to continue contributing to an HSA (Health Savings Account).
Avoiding Pitfalls When Planning for IRMAA
Robert Klein, CPA from the Retirement Income Center discusses some pitfalls to avoid when planning for Medicare's income related adjustments.
ACA Open Enrollment Period Ends Jan 15
For 2022 coverage, the open enrollment period for HealthCare.gov closes at the end of the day on Jan. 15, 2022, for coverage that will take effect on Feb. 1, according to Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare.
What the End of Open Enrollment for ACA Means For You
What the End of Open Enrollment for ACA Means For You. Open Enrollment for ACA has ended. Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses what that the end of open enrollment for Affordable Care Act insurance means for you.
What is a Health Care Proxy?
What is a Health Care Proxy? A health care proxy or durable power of attorney for health care is a legal document that allows a person to appoint someone else (known as a proxy or agent) to make medical decisions on their behalf in the event that they are unable to make decisions for themselves, according to Harry Margolis, author of Get Your Ducks in a Row.
Follow the Money: Medicare Funding Stems From Two Sources
Learn more about how the two Medicare trust funds operate.
Medicare Advantage Clients Pay Coverage But Don’t Use Vision, Dental Benefits: Study
Researchers found while these older Americans have more supplemental benefits, they don’t use more of these services and have similar out-of-pocket costs as traditional Medicare clients.
Is America’s Health Care System Ready for the Senior Population Boom?
To avoid being overwhelmed by the demands of a graying America, government and health care leaders need to advance geriatric, palliative and other care models.
CMS Cuts Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity Questions from Medicare Enrollment Forms
In compliance with Trump's executive order, CMS will eliminate these optional questions, although a recent judicial ruling mandated they be restored.
Feds Probe UnitedHealth’s Medicare Advantage Billing Practices
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Medicare Advantage billing practices at UnitedHealth Group, a development that the insurer disputes.
Insurers Push Back on Medicare Coverage for Weight-Loss Drugs
Health insurance companies are lobbying the Trump administration to reject Biden-era proposals that would expand Medicare and Medicaid prescription access to weight-loss medications such as Wegovy and Ozempic.
Retiring in Illinois: Tax Benefits, Health Care and Lifestyle Options
Illinois offers unique tax advantages on retirement income. Weigh the pros and cons, including health care access and lifestyle options.
New Medicare Card Fraud: How to Spot and Avoid Scammers
Stay safe from Medicare fraud in 2025. Learn about the latest scams involving fake Medicare cards and how to protect your sensitive information. Get tips for senior fraud prevention from trusted sources.
Lost Your Job? Health Insurance Options
Here's what you need to know about your health care coverage options if you've recently lost your job or anticipate losing your job.
House Votes to Extend Medicare Telehealth
The House of Representatives voted 217-213 to pass a continuing resolution (CR) on March 12, 2025. This has key health care and government shutdown provisions.
Navigating Job Loss and Health Insurance Coverage
Jae Oh explains what you need to know about your health insurance coverage options if you've recently lost your job or anticipate losing your job.
How to Switch from the Marketplace to Medicare
If you have a healthcare plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace and you’re nearing 65 years old, it’s time to start thinking about Medicare.
MedPac: Agents Make More Money Enrolling Patients In Medicare Advantage
Commissioners decried the system, saying the Medicare Advantage enrollment system needs to change.
Senate Panel Grills Social Security Administration Nominee
The New York Times reports that in addition to the confirmation hearing for Frank Bisignano as SSA head, the Senate Finance Committee also approved the nomination of Mehmet Oz to lead Medicare and Medicaid.
Man vs. Machine: Protect Your HSA: The Dangers of Not Naming a Beneficiary
Get expert insights into the IRS rules for HSA inheritance when a beneficiary is missing.
Medicare Telehealth Wins Another Temporary Lifeline
But will Congress make this latest extension permanent?
Medicare Drug Costs Spike as Plans Quickly Shift to Co-Insurance
It’s not just the price of eggs. Here’s why your Medicare out-of-pocket prescription costs are high in 2025.
Medicare Update: Hello, Dr. Oz. Goodbye, Weight-loss Drugs. Plus Medicare Advantage’s BIG $$$ Surprise
The Trump Administration has promised not to cut Medicare and Medicaid benefits but that doesn’t mean it’s been leaving things alone there. Here’s what’s been happening at CMS.
HHS Proposes Eliminating Federal Medicare SHIP Funds
The DOGE 2026 draft budget proposes eliminating federal funds for all State Health Insurance Assistance Programs and seven other federal programs that serve as health care safety nets for older Americans, MedPage Today reports.
Double Whammy Hurts: What the Health Care Industry Overlooks in Nurse Retirements
But even when health care systems are prepared for the impact on patient care, some nurses find themselves unable to retire when they haven’t been able to save enough.
Medicare Drug Price Negotiations Target of Trump Executive Action
But will potential pharmaceutical tariffs nullify lower prescription costs? Plus Biden knocks DOGE Social Security job cuts.
What Delaying Small Molecule Drugs Means for Medicare Drug Price Negotiation
According to KFF’s research, the new Trump executive order on small molecule drugs could lead to higher Medicare prescription drug prices and potentially higher Medicare Part D premiums.
Medicare Executive Order Boosts Drug Industry’s Profits as Seniors Suffer: Report
The Medicare Rights Center reports that President Trump’s executive order on prescription drug pricing supports key drug industry efforts to weaken the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA) Medicare negotiation program, putting Medicare and beneficiary savings at risk.
Will the Trump Administration Fast Track the Privatization of Medicare?
The privatization of Medicare has been taking place without much public debate – a trend that KFF says has implications for the 68 million people covered by Medicare, health care providers, Medicare spending, and taxpayers.
How Do Retirees Cope with Uninsured Health Care Costs?
Insurance rarely offers full protection from risk, and in the case of uninsured medical bills, a study shows these budget shortcomings can be substantial for older adults and their retirement plans.
At Social Security, These Are the Days of the Living Dead
In recent weeks, the Social Security Administration has been plagued by technology errors, staff cuts and even marking living people as dead, according to KFF Health News.
Medicare IRMAA: What High-Income Retirees Need to Know
Discover how your income can increase Medicare Part B and D premiums. Understand IRMAA thresholds, appeal processes, and effective planning strategies to reduce your financial burden.
Medicare Advantage Insurers Often Use Rewards, Incentives to Encourage Enrollees to Complete Health Risk Assessments
But KFF research reports new findings that raise concerns.
Medicare Part B vs. Medicare Part D Drugs
What do I need to know about the difference between Part D and Part B medications?
Huge Medicare Changes Coming in 2026
You won't want to miss these changes announced by CMS. Plus, insights from Marcia Mantell.
APTC Changes in 2026: How Rising Premiums Could Impact You
Financial expert Jae Oh discusses potential end of enhanced tax credits, impact on health care costs, and strategies to prepare for possible premium increases.
When Hospitals Ditch Medicare Advantage Plans, Thousands of Members Get To Leave, Too
But KFF Health News reports some older Americans get lost in the transitions. At least 41 hospital systems have dropped out of 62 Medicare Advantage plans serving all or parts of 25 states since July. Here’s what to do so you don’t lose Medicare coverage.
Will Trump Pitch Sweeping Medicare Part D Prescription Price Plan?
POLITICO reports Trump wanted the ‘most favored nation’ policy in his first term but faced resistance from the pharmaceutical industry and the courts.
Slash Retirement Health Care & Taxes: Your Essential Planning Checklist
Plan smarter for retirement by proactively managing your biggest expenses. Explore Medicare choices, long-term care insurance and effective tax reduction techniques.
Supreme Court Decision on Medicare Advantage Carriers
Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, shares his thoughts on the Supreme Court decision on Medicare Advantage Carriers.
Possibility of Lowering Medicare Eligibility to 60
Jae Oh, CFP and author of Maximize Your Medicare, discusses the potential for lowering Medicare Eligibility to the age of 60.
Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Ends March 31
The Medicare Advantage open enrollment period starts on Jan. 1 and continues through March 31. During this window, Medicare Advantage enrollees can pick a different Advantage plan or switch to Original Medicare, according to Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare.
Why You Need a HIPAA
What's a HIPAA release and why do you need one? Harry Margolis, author of Get Your Ducks In A Row reviews HIPAA - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
Introducing FinStream’s Medicare Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) App
Free App Empowers Medicare Beneficiaries to Make Informed Coverage Decisions (Boston, MA — November 10, 2025) — FinStream Inc. is proud to announce the launch of its Medicare Annual Notice of Change (ANOC) Evaluation Application, […]
Why 2025 Could Change Your Health Insurance Costs!
Learn about advanced premium tax credits and when they expire in 2025. Don't miss out on this valuable information from Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare.
Job Loss & Health Insurance
Expert guide on health insurance options after job loss. Learn about COBRA and ACA coverage. Watch video with Jae Oh on FinStream TV.
Medicare Advantage 2025: Enhanced Benefits and Key Changes
Get an expert's insights on Medicare Advantage 2025: Enhanced Benefits, Key Changes, and the importance of early plan review.