Ready to Retire? You Must Watch THIS Before You Do! 🏖️

Discover the essential decisions you MUST make before retiring with confidence! Marvin Musick from Medicare School explains the critical factors shaping your retirement journey.

If you're ready to retire, you must watch this video before you do!

Marvin unpacks three significant decisions, including when to take Social Security benefits, navigating health insurance options, and optimizing your investments for a secure future. With expert insights and easy-to-understand explanations.

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[greeneyes]

Great Video! You are very clear. What a very confusing and horrible system. Its great to have people like you to help break down our options.Thank you so much !!!

[kevinthec]

Wow. What a great video; your best yet, and that's a high bar.

[roaming_bob]

Another informative presentation. Thanks, and God bless.

[PhilS.-ezve]

Very informative! Thank you, Marvin!

[PhilS.-ezve]

Very informative! Thank you so much, Marvin!

[masterlee]

Gosh you put out some of the most informative excellent videos. I soak it all up like a sponge. Love the "G" Plan, Love being "Debt Free" and I love the 3 bucket list. Totally agree with you on the 80% rule in retirement. It's just not for everyone. For me yes, my wife no way. Luckily she is only 59 and still working as a registered nurse, lol. Appreciate what you do! "The Cajun Ninja's Dad"

[michaelwelhausen]

Mr . Musick...I enjoy your videos immensely as they are highly informative. I had a question for you to hopefully explain. I was born on March 31 1958, so my FRA is November 2024. When exactly does Social Security recognize that I have reached my FRA? Is it when I reach the month of my FRA or do I have to have the full 6 months past my birth date, which would mean that I hit my FRA as of December 1, 2024? Can you clarify this for me please?

[arthurvandermark]

Heard part B might become required by 2025.

[martharouthier]

I really need a one on one talk with you. Is that possible?? I really need the best advise as possible. I was born in February 1959 and work full time. I believe in roll in Medicare Nov. 2023 in 4 months. Right?

[jbarrett]

In your example of Medicare Expenses you said the Medicare part B premium of $164.90/mo. for 2023 will based on your 2021 income. Why not from 2022? And does that mean the following year 2024 the Medicare Part B premium will change and be based on your 2022 income? If I retire my income will have significantly decreased. Your examples appear to show that for 2 years prior, the Part B premium will be based on at least the 2 years prior when I had income from my job. Is this correct? Why is this premium based on one's working income rather than the income they now receive from retirement?

[mueldaddy]

Is a couple stuck with paying higher if they earned above $194k forever or just the first year? In retirement they certainly won’t have a MAGI of $194k beyond the first year they retired. Seems punitive to me.

[nelidacordero]

Hello I be 66 in Nov. how much money I can make will I'm working.

[arthurvandermark]

Born in 1960 you'll get less social security than if you wrre born in 1959 or 1961.