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03/26/2026

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02/19/2026

Fun Fact:

Your Social Security Statement Has 4
Numbers That Matter Most people check their age 62 estimate and stop. The other three
numbers change your retirement plan.

1. Benefit at Age 62 (Reduced) This is the earliest you can claim. Permanently reduced by up to 30% from your
full benefit. Most people check only this number.

2. Benefit at Full Retirement Age Age 67 for anyone born 1960 or later. This is your primary insurance amount
(PIA). All other calculations start here.

3.Benefit at Age 70 (Maximum) Delayed retirement credits add 8% per year past FRA. A $2,500 FRA benefit
becomes $3,100 at 70. This increase is permanent and inflation-adjusted.
Your Earnings Record SSA uses your highest 35 years. If fewer than 35 years have earnings, zeros are
averaged in. One missing or incorrect year can lower your benefit permanently.

05/03/2023

An estimated 15 million Americans are about to lose Medicaid coverage due to government protections that are set to expire Friday.

04/26/2023

If you were eligible for and enrolled in Medicaid as part of the “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” (FFCRA), you may soon receive–or have already received– notification of a discontinuation of coverage. I’m here to help you understand those changes and make sure that you and your family will continue to receive healthcare coverage.

Congress passed legislation during the COVID-19 pandemic to guarantee that people would have access to health insurance and other benefits while the nation was in a state of public health emergency (PHE). This provided continuous coverage for those enrolled in the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and Medicaid, even if their eligibility changed. Continuous Medicaid coverage will end on March 31, 2023, and individuals who have received Medicaid coverage will go through state-run procedures to reevaluate their eligibility. It is known as “Medicaid Unwinding” to describe this procedure. Who is affected by the upcoming “Medicaid Unwinding”? It is anticipated that 15 million people will lose their Medicaid coverage as states continue to review the eligibility of Medicaid members, including about 8 million who are deemed ineligible and about 7 million due to administrative churn. Approximately 2.7 million of these people will be eligible for employer-sponsored health plans.

If you’ve received a notice that your Medicaid coverage will be discontinued, be sure to reach out to Me right away. I’ll help you find affordable health insurance plans to make sure you stay covered.

Navigating the complex world of health insurance can be daunting. I am thankful for the skill and experience to guide you. I’ll help you compare health plans to make the best decision based on your unique circumstances and budget.