Making a list, checking it twice: 5 Year-End Reminders
As 2019 draws to a close, Santa isn’t the only person making a list and checking it twice. Clients should keep these 5 things in mind.
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AEP Wrap Up!
AEP passed by like a blur! Clients were notified of plan changes, applications were submitted, phone calls were made, and doctors were checked. Now it’s time to relax and enjoy the holiday season with your loved ones, sipping hot cocoa by the toasty fire. But wait! Before you get too comfortable, did you wrap up your AEP?
Navigating Medicare.gov – Why Having an Agent is Important
One of the biggest changes this Annual Enrollment Period is the new Medicare.gov Plan Finder. For the first time in a decade, it has been “modernized and redesigned,” according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. The Plan Finder, which is available at...
10 Ways to Protect Yourself from Cyber Threats & Identity Theft
Check out these 10 Cyber Security Tips to protect your information and accounts from being compromised. #WeAreHovis #PlanWithHovis
Investing 101: Compound Interest & The Rule of 72
Investing in the stock market requires patience and commitment, something many investors struggle to exhibit. Consistently investing on a set schedule can yield big results. As we continue our Investing 101 blog series, click on the link below to learn more about the power of compound interest and the Rule of 72.
New Medicare Beneficiary Identifier
What beneficiaries need to know about the new Medicare ID.
MACRA Explained
Have you heard rumors about Plan F going away? Have you received calls from current clients, worried about the new changes to their Medicare Supplement Plan F? Here is MACRA Explained…
Investing 101: Investing vs Saving
Many people new to the world of investing are confused by the financial jargon. This first of a series of blogs is devoted to explaining financial terms and concepts. We’ll start with discussing the basics: investing vs. savings.
An Education in Student Loan Debt
Student loan debt is growing as the cost of college continues to outpace inflation. College students should carefully weigh their options and understand the financial impact of taking out student loans. Here we dive into the reality of how these loans translate into payments as graduates enter the workforce.
Get the Most out of AEP
AEP only last 54 days. Once you factor in holidays and weekends, your window of opportunity shrinks even smaller. It is extremely important to stay organized from the start. Here are 5 tips to help for a smoother AEP season.