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• Enroll in Original Medicare: You must already have, or be signing up for, both Medicare Part A and Part B.

• Live in the service area: Plans are offered by private companies and vary by county or ZIP code, so you must live where the specific plan is available.

Generally, no. You can only join or switch Medicare plans during specific enrollment windows, such as the Annual Enrollment Period (October 15 – December 7) or your Initial Enrollment Period when you turn 65. However, if you experience certain life events—like moving to a new area, losing employer coverage, or qualifying for Medicaid—you may unlock a Special Enrollment Period to change plans immediately.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHOLE LIFE AND TERM LIFE?

• Term Life- provides coverage for a set period of time usually between 10-30 years. A death benefit will be paid out to your beneficiary if you were to die within the length of the policy period.

• Whole Life- last your entire lifespan and grows in cash value which can be borrowed against or withdrawn during your lifetime. A death benefit will be issued to the listed beneficiary on your policy at the time of death.

An annuity is a financial tool designed to protect your retirement savings and turn them into a reliable paycheck. You pay an insurance company a set amount of money, and they guarantee to pay you back in regular installments later on.

Key benefits to consider:

• Lifetime Income: It acts as a personal pension, ensuring you never outlive your retirement savings.

• Market Protection: Many annuities shield your principal investment from stock market downturns.

• Tax Advantages: Your earnings grow tax-deferred, meaning you don't pay taxes on the growth until you start taking payouts.

An ACA Marketplace plan (also known as Obamacare) is a comprehensive health insurance plan available through the government’s health insurance marketplace. These plans are designed to make coverage affordable and are ideal for individuals, families, or the self-employed who don't have health insurance through an employer.

Key benefits to highlight for your clients:

• Financial Savings: Most people qualify for tax credits (subsidies) that can significantly lower their monthly premiums based on their income.

• Guaranteed Coverage: Plans cannot deny you coverage or charge you more for having a pre-existing condition.

• Essential Health Benefits: Every plan is required to cover 10 core health services, including preventative care, prescription drugs, emergency services, and mental health care.

An ancillary product is secondary insurance designed to cover the gaps left by your primary health insurance or Medicare. These are affordable, standalone policies that target specific needs, ensuring you aren't stuck with massive out-of-pocket bills for specialized care.

Key benefits to highlight:

• Targeted Protection: Covers essential services that major medical plans often exclude, such as dental cleanings, root canals, eyeglasses, and hearing aids.

• Financial Safety Net: Cash-benefit policies (like critical illness or accident insurance) pay money directly to you to help cover bills, rent, or deductibles if you experience a major medical event.

• Affordable Add-Ons: They provide high-value coverage for a very low monthly premium, allowing you to customize your protection without breaking the bank.

There are no strict enrollment windows, so you can add this extra protection whenever you need it.

To help us find the best plan for you, it is helpful to have a list of your current prescriptions (including dosages), the names of your preferred doctors and specialists, and your current insurance card if you already have coverage. This ensures we can instantly check which plans cover your specific doctors and medications.