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SEE YOUR BIG PICTURE.
Let us help you bring it into focus. Attend our free “Life After Work” series of workshops:
Why is Medicare so complicated?
It’s a work in progress – and always will be. The options will change. The needs of retirees are as individual as you and I.
That’s why we take a person-focused approach. At Seniormark, we are certified in senior advising and work one-on-one with you in Medicare and retirement planning. Remove the stress and worry of making a wrong decision with an advisor you trust.
Just an overwhelmed couple in need…
It was time for them both to retire. And they thought their combined experience in the health care industry would enable them to handle the health insurance aspect on their own. But sooner rather than later—they found out differently. Consistently confused by the challenging process, they turned to us for help, and we promptly got them into good health insurance coverage for their needs. They avoided bad and costly decisions and were more than thankful for the assistance.
-A Hospital CEO and a Nurse Administrator
Get Answers To Your Questions
Can I Really Get a Medicare Advantage Plan For Free? Yes, for quite a few Medicare Advantage plans, you will not have to pay a dime in premiums. And to sweeten to deal, you can even get extra benefits like gym memberships or a built in drug coverage with some plans. But I’m very stingy… Read more »
5 Social Security Terms You Need to Know As you approach the exciting (but often overwhelming) milestone of retirement, the topic of Social Security comes up much more often, and it is easy to see why. Nearly nine out of ten individuals age 65 and older receive Social Security benefits, and—as an average—these benefits comprise… Read more »
How to Foster Meaningful Friendships in Retirement At Seniormark, we talk a lot about health insurance and other financial concerns, which makes a great deal of sense. Medicare, Social Security, and 401(k) planning are all essential parts of a successful retirement transition. But I also think it is beneficial to discuss cultivating meaningful relationships… Read more »
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