What's your opinion? I am currently losing more a month on my 401K than I am putting in. Should I pull back my contributions to the company match rate? I am thinking of spending that extra contribution money on gold & silver until the market recovers.
Is having Medicare Part B by itself a good option for a veteran that receives 100% care from the VA but the VA hospital is 1 hour away from his house?.
@@CardinalAdvisors Thanks for your reply. I was looking at the high deductible plan G but don’t understand how the deductible works. Can you explain or direct me to where I can find more information in how it works? Thanks again.
High deductible G is the same as a regular G with one difference. The HDG pays no benefits until your out of pocket is $2500. Then it pays the same as a regular G. 919-535-8261 Hans
Hello. Even though I’m only 56 years old I want to start learning a little about Medicare. Your videos have been very helpful. I’m currently paying for my health insurance every month through my employer. Do I no longer have to pay for insurance through my employer once I’m eligible for Medicare?
Good stuff
Perfectly explained. Thanks for boiling it down to one white board
Thank you for making it so easy to understand. This really helps!
Thanks, great straightforward explanation .
Thank you
What's your opinion? I am currently losing more a month on my 401K than I am putting in. Should I pull back my contributions to the company match rate?
I am thinking of spending that extra contribution money on gold & silver until the market recovers.
In my opinion, You don’t lose anything if you don’t sell. When good stocks are low, you can pick up good value at low prices.
Contributions right where they are. You are buying during a low.
1.45% is the employee cost taken from your pay check with no limit on earnings, unlike social security that has a cap in earnings.
Is having Medicare Part B by itself a good option for a veteran that receives 100% care from the VA but the VA hospital is 1 hour away from his house?.
Yes. Consider a high deductible plan G Medicare supplement. Thanks for your service
@@CardinalAdvisors Thanks for your reply. I was looking at the high deductible plan G but don’t understand how the deductible works. Can you explain or direct me to where I can find more information in how it works? Thanks again.
High deductible G is the same as a regular G with one difference. The HDG pays no benefits until your out of pocket is $2500. Then it pays the same as a regular G. 919-535-8261 Hans
Hello. Even though I’m only 56 years old I want to start learning a little about Medicare. Your videos have been very helpful. I’m currently paying for my health insurance every month through my employer. Do I no longer have to pay for insurance through my employer once I’m eligible for Medicare?
If inflation can’t be controlled effectively a lot of doctors may simply not take Medicare . I’ve already had the discussion with my doctors .
it is confusing, made that way