137 - What Do People Do For Health Insurance If They Retire Early?

An episode of the Real Personal Finance podcast, hosted by Scott Frank and James Conole, titled "137 - What Do People Do For Health Insurance If They Retire Early?" was published on February 2, 2022 and runs 22 minutes.

February 2, 2022 ·22m · Real Personal Finance

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Summary

Scott and James discuss what people do for health insurance if they retire early. Listener Question I'm a 48 year old single woman who wants to retire in my mid 50's (or sooner) I have about $400,000 in investments of which only about 12% is in after tax savings I just started a new job making with bonus about $105,000 a year previously only made 55,000 my plan is to live on half my new income. I now max out my 401k, hsa, & Roth IRa and put the rest in my after tax brokerage (which was u...

Episode Description

Scott and James discuss what people do for health insurance if they retire early.

Listener Question

I'm a 48 year old single woman who wants to retire in my mid 50's (or sooner) I have about $400,000 in investments of which only about 12% is in after tax savings I just started a new job making with bonus about $105,000 a year previously only made 55,000 my plan is to live on half my new income. I now max out my 401k, hsa, & Roth IRa and put the rest in my after tax brokerage (which was unable to do in the past). My FIRE # is 1.5 million my question is do you feel I have good plan and what do people do for health insurance if they retire in there mid 50's?

Planning Points Discussed

Retirement Planning
Utilizing Time Efficiently
Capital Appreciation
Purchasing Power
Other issues (IRAs, Inflation, Financial Goals, etc.)

Timestamps:

3:57 - FIRE #

6:02 - Financial Planning Expenses

8:04 - Balancing Goals

10:25 - Early Retirement

16:54 - Time & Freedom

19:28 - Health Subsidies

22:05 - Aligning Your Financial Goals

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