Anxiety has led to an increase in estate planning. As a result, a lot has changed since the start of 2020. A once-strong economy is now racked with inflation. The COVID-19 lockdowns also rocked the sense of stability and security. According to a recent SI Live article titled “More young adults are creating wills because of […]
Catching identity theft early can minimize damage. The world is filled with unsavory people. A goodly number of them are just plain criminals! Certain individuals would rather take advantage of your good reputation, your hard work, and your finances than earn an honest wage themselves. To protect yourself and your loved ones, you cannot assume […]
Telehealth appointments rose in popularity and accessibility in 2020. COVID-19 ushered in many changes. Many businesses and restaurants increased their online presence. Similarly, some healthcare professionals added telehealth appointments to their offerings. According to an August Caring Bridge article titled “5 Tips to Prepare for a Telehealth Appointment,” how you prepare for your virtual appointment […]
Purchasing life insurance became a priority for many in response to COVID-19. Many people under age 44 do not see a need to purchase life insurance. They consider themselves to be young, healthy, and at low risk of death. In the last few years, this age demographic had submitted a relatively low volume of life […]
Some COVID-19 symptoms are unique to older patients. Most symptoms of COVID-19 are fairly common. These include tiredness, ache joints, shortness of breath, and loss of smell. Some people display a handful of symptoms or none at all. Other people have unusual symptoms. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “Seniors With COVID-19 May […]
Your life insurance policy could help you through financial hardship. The economy has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people have lost their jobs or had their hours reduced. Perhaps you or your spouse are among them. You anxiously review your bank account and your bills. You wonder how you will make ends […]
The proposed HEALS Act impacts Medicare in 2021. You are a citizen of the United States of America. What happens in Washington D.C. affects you. As such, it is good to be informed when it comes to new legislation. This is especially true with decisions regarding Social Security or health care. According to a recent […]
Medicare may continue its level of telehealth coverage after COVID-19. Many services have adapted in the midst of COVID-19. To minimize potential exposure to the virus, telehealth has become an important alternative to in-person visits. By providing accessibility to these services, Medicare expanded its telehealth coverage during COVID-19. According to a recent STAT article titled […]
The SECURE Act and the CARE Act impact your IRA. The year 2020 has impacted everyone. And not necessarily in a good way. Across the globe, COVID-19 has left panic and loss in its wake. Loved ones have passed away. Jobs have been lost. Stocks have plummeted. According to a recent Milwaukee Business Journal article […]
COVID-19 threatens retirement savings for many. Perhaps you saved early for retirement. Maybe you waited until later in your career. Either way, your retirement savings were invested for future growth. All was well. Unfortunately, COVID-19 threatens your retirement because of the economic downturn. Is all hope lost? According to a recent USA TODAY article titled […]
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