Financial Calculators
Check out the financial calculators on our website to answer your questions from loan payments to refinancing to life insurance needs.
Choosing the Correct Election Code
Understanding election periods is important, and the Medicare acronyms can be confusing. If you are looking for clarity and direction, read our blog. At Hovis & Associates, we make Medicare SIMPLE.
Investing 101: Dollar Cost Averaging
With volatile markets, investors can be nervous that they may buy high one day and then see their investment value drop the next. To mitigate that risk, many clients use a strategy known as dollar cost averaging to make their investments. Read more about this approach in our blog.
What is Medicare?
Are you turning 65 soon? Learn more about Medicare Part A and Part B. We make the complicated simple.
Healthcare in Retirement
Planning for retirement should include more than just reviewing your financial situation. It should also factor in ensuring you have adequate health care coverage. Before you retire, make sure you know all your health insurance options.
Compliance Checklist – Steps to Take to Protect You and Your Medicare Business
Between Cyber Security, HIPAA, and Medicare Compliance most Life & Health agents have a hard time trying to figure out where to start. Although we want to complete a task and be done with it, cyber security best practices and protecting your organization’s networks and sensitive data is a commitment that lasts all year long.
Your Meaningful Retirement
If your goal is a meaningful retirement, read our blog about discovering your purpose and identifying your passions.
IRA Contribution FAQs
With a few weeks to go before Tax Day, we often get phone calls with questions about Roth IRAs and Traditional IRAs. Read more to learn the answers to many frequently asked questions by our clients.
Paperless Office Transformation
Agents, are you ready to go paperless?
5 Things Medicare Doesn’t Cover
It is important to understand what Medicare Part A and Part B cover, so you don’t end up with unexpected medical bills in retirement.