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I’d like to retire this April when I turn 62 and do a lot more riding (that makes it GL related). Although I’ve worked in the same building for the past 41 years, my company has changed ownership 3 times. That means I’ll get 3 different pensions from 3 different accounts.
My problem is, when I retire, my health benefits cease to exist. Having had a heart attack, a triple bypass, a stent and prostate cancer, plus I’m diabetic (you get the picture) – I really need some form of medical insurance until I’m 66 and medicare, for what it’s worth, kicks in. Actually, I feel better than I sound.
For those of you who retired early and don’t have a company health plan that still covers you, how have you handled this issue? Hospital, doctor visits and prescriptions? (I can only hope more drugs become generic and available at Wally World).
Any direction or suggestions (besides give up) is greatly appreciated.
My problem is, when I retire, my health benefits cease to exist. Having had a heart attack, a triple bypass, a stent and prostate cancer, plus I’m diabetic (you get the picture) – I really need some form of medical insurance until I’m 66 and medicare, for what it’s worth, kicks in. Actually, I feel better than I sound.
For those of you who retired early and don’t have a company health plan that still covers you, how have you handled this issue? Hospital, doctor visits and prescriptions? (I can only hope more drugs become generic and available at Wally World).
Any direction or suggestions (besides give up) is greatly appreciated.