Think Medicare will make healthcare costs disappear in retirement? Brooks Bernhagen breaks down why a Fidelity study estimates retirees could spend more than $185,000 on healthcare after age 65. He explains the gaps Medicare leaves behind, including premiums, deductibles, dental, vision, hearing, and long-term care expenses. Brooks also compares Medicare Supplement and Medicare Advantage plans, discusses healthcare inflation, and shares why long-term care can become a major retirement expense. Plus, he highlights steps pre-retirees can take now to better understand and prepare for future healthcare costs.
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