We live in a world where customer service has become a thing of the past. Unfortunately, soft skills (how we treat others, communicate, manners, being on time, dressing appropriately, etiquette, […]
Veterans are a special breed. Fewer than 1% serve at any given time. While all sacrifice some, some sacrificed all. In doing so, they’ve earned VA benefits. However, over the
Recently, I received two notifications from two clients, regarding scams. The first was to either get money from the beneficiary or change his or her plan. The other was to
As we enter the final month of the Open Enrollment Period (OEP), it seems that unscrupulous agents are feeling desperate with their time running out, since it ends on March
As we age, one thing we can count on is a hospital stay is not a matter of if, but of when. Many healthy seniors would debate that, but accidents
Every aspect of your Medicare Advantage plan is important, but your Part-D is paramount (in my humble opinion). Why? With few exceptions, you will use this the most, and if
Medicare Advantage plans are the most popular way to receive Medicare benefits. The reasons are many: generous benefits, no deductibles and $0 premium on most plans; includes ancillary services like
College is expensive. According to The Huffington Post, a college degree has increased 12-fold (1,200%) since 1990, far outpacing inflation on consumer goods, food and medical expenses. So, trying to
The American dream is to prosper and provide a better life for our families and children than we had. That means different things for many but earning well is part
As of this writing, the 2021 AEP Season (annual election period) has been over for 8 days. Many are celebrating the end of phone calls and junk mail. However, as
