The original “SECURE” Act was approved into law in 2019. SECURE stands for Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement. It was aimed at preventing Americans from outliving their savings. SECURE 2.0 Act was enacted in December 2022 to finish the job by helping workers save more money for retirement and leave their savings untouched and untaxed for longer. Here are a few highlights you should be aware of.

The experts of this show featured Nancy E. Bowes, CFP®, Vice President, Wealth Advisor, and Tina Scahill of Ahrens Benefits Company.

The Government provides healthcare benefits in retirement using three federal programs administered by the state and local counties: (1) Medicare, (2) Medicaid, and (3) VA Benefits. Medicare eligibility is generally automatic at age 65. Medicaid is based on financial need, it is not automatic at any age. In addition to these two programs, you may also be entitled to military healthcare benefits if you or your spouse is a veteran or retired service member. The majority of seniors utilize services provided under Medicare.

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Here in Rochester, Lifespan and St. John Fisher College offer a non-credit certificate program in gerontology with the goal of producing professionals who truly understand and respect older adults. As a student in the program, it is my mission to dispel the myths of getting old.

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