The Forte Group 1981

04/04/2025

Always pay attn to the details ….. “If your car’s talking dirty, mine’s gonna need therapy. I was just trying to merge, not get emotionally involved!”

04/01/2025

07/28/2022

inflation, recession, covid, a war, this/that, it is all emotional & out of our control. BUT your $ IS within your control. 3 powerful & insightful mins https://tfra.info/cbs

01/27/2022

Since most people do not have a Will or Living Trust, and to further help our clients, we have added the valuable service to our practice.

02/05/2021

Part A benefits are fully covered in both the original Medicare program and in Medicare Advantage plans. But you pay for hospital care (deductibles and copays) in different ways, depending on which system you’re enrolled in, or, if you’re in the Medicare Advantage program, which plan you’re in.

02/04/2021

Medicare covers some but not all of your health care costs. Depending on which plan you choose, you may have to share in the cost of your care by paying premiums, deductibles, copayments and coinsurance. The amount of some of these payments can change from year to year.

02/03/2021

If you receive Social Security benefits at the time you turn 65, or apply for them at a later date, the Social Security Administration (which handles Medicare enrollment) will automatically enroll you in both Part A and Part B and send your Medicare ID card through the mail. But (if you have primary insurance from a current employer, as described above) you can decline Part B, following the instructions that Social Security includes in its letter that accompanies your card and meeting the deadline.

02/02/2021

You do not need Part D prescription drug coverage if you have “creditable” coverage from elsewhere — such as from a current or former employer, COBRA, the federal employees health benefits (FEHB ) program, the military’s TRICARE programs, the Veterans Affairs health system, or individual health insurance you’ve purchased yourself. “Creditable” coverage means that Medicare considers it to be of equal or better value than Part D.

02/01/2021

Medicare Part A helps pay for the costs of inpatient care in the hospital and short-term skilled nursing facilities — including a semiprivate room, bed, meals and nursing care. It also pays for some home health services and hospice care, at no charge to you if you meet the conditions for coverage.