Whether your New Year’s resolution is to build your savings or prioritize healthier meals, now is the time to focus on making every day better.
Establish healthy eating habits. Did you know you should eat more or less of certain foods as you age? But you don’t need to overcomplicate healthy eating. In fact, that will make it more difficult to stick to your new habit. Make healthy eating easier by following these eight tips.
Move more. When you’re over age 50, it’s important to make these four key exercise categories a priority — strength, aerobic, flexibility, and balance. Incorporating each of these will help you remain mobile and independent for as long as possible. Download our new free exercise guide to keep track of your progress.
Get your finances in order. A new year means another tax season is approaching. Even though federal income taxes, tax credits, and tax deductions differ for retirees, don’t fear. Read our 2024 tax guide to make sense of it all.
Prepare for the rest of the year. If you didn’t plan out your year in December using our free End-of-year health and financial wellness checklist, it’s not too late. Use the checklist to schedule appointments, choose financial milestones to focus on, and decide which habits you should start or kick to the curb.
No matter your situation, if you’re retired or nearing retirement, you have specific financial concerns. Make sure you have a financial advisor who understands your unique position.
Use OEP to ensure Medicare Advantage meets your needs
Medicare Advantage enrollees who find their plan isn’t fulfilling their health care needs can amend their plan Jan. 1–March 31. Double check that you’re well protected.
If your goal is to prioritize your well-being in 2025 but you don’t know where to start, check out these five tips to help you live your most healthy life this year and beyond.
It’s easy to focus solely on saving while planning for retirement, but don’t forget preparing for health care costs with insurance too. Medicare helps cover some costs, but you may want to consider adding supplemental health insurance — such as Medicare Supplement, Hospital Indemnity, Short-term Care, or Dental insurance — to fill the gaps left behind.
Medicare beneficiaries are being billed at an alarming rate for medical equipment and services they don’t need or haven’t received. Learn how you can be well protected against medical equipment fraud.
Medicare Advantage enrollees account for nearly half of inpatient hospital stays
A higher percentage of Medicare Advantage enrollees are visiting the hospital. A Hospital Indemnity insurance plan can help you be well prepared for any unexpected costs.
Wellabe offers life and supplemental health insurance plans to help you prepare for good days and bad. We'll always be here to empower you to be well – well prepared, well protected, and well loved. If you’d like to speak to an agent to learn more, call 866-739-8143.
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