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Turning 65 and What to Look For in Retirement

The age of 65 is a common age for many to retire. If you choose to stop working and retire at age 65, there are several things for you to consider. Like what will you do for health care? Should you start receiving social security? These are common questions to ask when you are turning…

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A Checklist To See If You Are Ready To Retire

Trying to decide if you are ready to retire can be difficult, but it’s easy with our simple checklist. Here’s our checklist of 7 things to consider to see if you are ready to retire. Evaluate your budget. Write down all your debt, liability, savings, income, insurance and any miscellaneous expenses you may have. This…

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Can Someone Under The Age of 65 Have Medicare?

We tend to think those that are under the age of 65 do not receive Medicare. However, there are those that are under 65 that do and can take advantage of Medicare. You may qualify for Medicare due to a disability. Often times there is a two-year waiting period to begin receiving Medicare. People who…

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Insurance with Jim Rooney

Jim Rooney is the owner of Advanced Insurance Concepts. He built Advanced Insurance Concepts to allow him to serve his clients to the best of his ability and to find the best possible solution for their health, live and accident insurance needs. There are over 25 insurance companies; plus, all of the Medicare Advantage providers…

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Advanced Insurance Concepts – Plan on Retirement

Did you know that Advanced Insurance Concepts was created to help successful business owners create their personal tax-free retirement plans? We created our company to help others succeed. One way of doing that is through a tax-free retirement plan. There are many ways of achieving this goal and we help you find the perfect way…

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Is Long Term Care Insurance Worth It?

If you are over 65, you may be asking yourself is long term care insurance worth it? Let’s look at the pros and cons of long-term care insurance. Medicare does not pay for custodial care and private health insurance rarely pays any of the costs for long term care. When you retire, do you expect…

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3 Types of Long Term Care Services

Did you know that your health insurance nor Medicare will pay for your long-term care services if you need them? You’ll need long term care services insurance if you develop a chronic illness or become disabled and can no longer care for yourself. If you are thinking about investing, here are three types to consider:…

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What Is Long Term Care Insurance?

A long term care insurance policy helps cover the costs of care when you have a chronic medical condition, disability or a disorder such as Alzheimer’s. Regular health insurance doesn’t cover long term care. Long term care can be given in a number of locations such as your home, a nursing home, an assisted living…

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What is Final Expense Insurance?

Have you ever heard of final expense insurance? If you answered no, you wouldn’t be alone. Final expense insurance is a small whole life insurance policy that has a small death benefit; sometimes referred to as “burial insurance”.  As with any whole life policy, the premiums cannot increase and the death benefit cannot decrease. The…

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What Are The 4 Types of Medicare?

If you are just entering the world of Medicare, you need to know where to start. First, you need to understand what the four types of Medicare are. Once you understand each type, you’ll be able to decide which is the best coverage for you. The first type is called Medicare Part A. This typically…

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