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Your Annual Medicare-Coverage Checkup Sound Mind Investing

WEBIf you have coverage under Medicare, the health insurance program for older Americans, a time of decision is at hand: Do you want to choose different — or …

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SMI on the Radio: The Remarkable Benefits of a Health Savings …

WEBThe tax breaks that come with a Health Savings Account (HSA) are remarkable — but not all taxpayers are eligible for an HSA. Yesterday on Faith & …

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Health Savings Account Benefits Still Underutilized

WEBThe use of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) is growing rapidly, but users are not taking full advantage of all that the accounts have to offer. Those are some of the …

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A Health Savings Account: The Other “Retirement Account”

WEBHealth Savings Accounts are sometimes referred to as “super IRAs” because they are triple tax-advantaged: No taxes going in, no taxes on account growth, …

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Health Care Expenses in Later Life — the Elephant in the Room

WEBElevating the role of an HSA. As we noted earlier this year in Elevating the Role of Health Savings Accounts, the consulting firm Willis Towers Watson recently …

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Medicare Premiums and Deductibles to Rise Sharply in 2022

WEBAn increase in Medicare Part B premiums will eat into the 2022 cost-of-living adjustment recently announced by Social Security. (Part B covers physician services, …

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Health Care Sharing Ministries: A Christian Alternative to Health

WEBLiberty HealthShare [UPDATE: In February 2023, MinistryWatch — a watchdog site for Christian donors — published a detailed and unflattering report about …

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Healthcare Sound Mind Investing

WEBA Health Savings Account: The Other “Retirement Account”. Jan 27. By Joseph Slife & Matt Bell. Health Care Sharing Ministries: A Christian Alternative to Health Insurance Long …

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Life Insurance: Which Kind Is Right for You

WEBTerm insurance: Plain vanilla. Term insurance is sometimes called “pure insurance.” All it does is provide a specified benefit if you die during the term of the …

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Your Retirement Planning Checklist Sound Mind Investing

WEBIf you’re within 10 years of your anticipated retirement date, review the checklist below and see which items may need attention. The natural starting point for …

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An Idea Whose Time Never Came: The Medicare Medical Savings …

WEBNow, it is almost gone: The Medicare Medical Savings Account (MSA). Offering Medicare beneficiaries more flexibility and choice. The structure of the Medicare …

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New Bracket Thresholds, Rising Contribution Limits, and Other Tax

WEBNote that the tax rates aren't changing. The rates for the seven federal brackets remain 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, and 37%. However, because of …

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How’s Your (Financial) Health

WEBA few months ago while doing my morning exercise, I became slightly disoriented. Concerned, I went to my doctor. He put me on two medications and urged …

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Short-Term-Care Insurance: An Alternative for Extended Care

WEBThe obstacles to purchasing long-term-care coverage have given rise to an alternative: short-term-care insurance (STCi) — coverage that typically provides a …

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Long-Term Care: How Would You Cover the Cost

WEBIf needed, that care would not come cheap. According to Genworth’s 2017 Cost of Care Survey, the median cost for a private room in a nursing home is $267 per …

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Budgeting Is About Having More Sound Mind Investing

WEBBut a budget isn’t something you go on; it’s a tool you use. And it isn’t about less; it’s about more — having more knowledge about what’s happening with your money so you can …

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How Does YOUR Cash Flow

WEBFirst, enter your gross income. Then enter amounts for generosity, saving/investing, and debt payments. Then fill in your essential expenses (i.e., food, …

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