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Social Security & Medicare

Freethinker65

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2. Bookmarking. This will be me soon.

Reply to Tbear (Original post)

Thu Nov 10, 2022, 10:41 AM

Nov 2022

Hope you get some good info!

I have up to 36 months of Cobra which I will probably take, but have been considering checking out the exchange and will need it as Cobra will end before I reach Medicare age.

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Health Care Options for Retiring at 62? [View all] Tbear Nov 2022 OP

I think the ACA established a non profit advisory organization for each state Tomconroy Nov 2022 #1

Good Link! Tbear Nov 2022 #6

Bookmarking. This will be me soon. Freethinker65 Nov 2022 #2

I retired at 63 back in 2010, gab13by13 Nov 2022 #3

I retired at 62 and went on my wife's health insurance comradebillyboy Nov 2022 #4

If your wife doesn't have retiree health insurance from the place she's retiring from, catbyte Nov 2022 #5

Good Stuff TY Tbear Nov 2022 #7

My experience.. luvs2sing Nov 2022 #8

Great story! and lesson on keeping insurance always.ty Tbear Nov 2022 #9

I retired the first time at 62 because my workplace was a toxic hell and my boss was a Trailrider1951 Jan 2023 #10

It does thank you Tbear Jan 2023 #11