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I was confused why this matters so much in a discussion of where to retire. The Social Security calculations clearly indicate that's the consideration, but Med
by smeej 5y ago
I was confused why this matters so much in a discussion of where to retire.
The Social Security calculations clearly indicate that's the consideration, but Medicare kicks in at 65. What does the ACA matter at that point?
I'd have understood if there was mention of Medicare gap coverage options instead, but ACA costs really don't make sense to me in this context.
- jupiter90000 5y agoShe mentioned calculating that due to retiring before the age of 65 as an option. However comparing only 2nd cheapest silver plan seems a little lacking; more equivalent would probably entail comparing price of plans that are actually close to equivalent in terms of deductibles and out of pocket costs. When I’ve looked at ACA plans, there seems to be significant variance between states and just using the plan color and price doesn’t necessarily indicate they are close to equivalent.