So you're retired, not yet old enough from Medicare and looking for some sort of health coverage between now and then and trying to figure out your options.

We'll stick around for this, the 39th episode of the Retirement Planning Education Podcast.

Welcome to the Retirement Planning Education Podcast, where you can learn all about IRAs and Roth IRAs, employer retirement plans, taxes, social

security, Medicare, portfolio withdrawal strategies, annuities, estate planning, and much more.

And now here's your host, Andy Panko.

Hello, everybody.

Thank you as always for listening.

Today I want to talk about the different health insurance options

you may have available to you if you have since retired specifically the scenario I'm

thinking about is you used to have coverage through employer health insurance coverage

your employer you've since lost that let's assume it's because you retired and you are not yet

65 so you cannot yet sign up for

Medicare.

So now what do you do for health insurance, health coverage between now and when you do turn 65?

Well, there's a handful of different options, which I'm about to step through.

Some of them may be available to you.

Some of them definitely will not.

They each have their own pros and cons,

but at least after today's episode, you'll know what the options are and also where to go.

I'll give you some helpful tips about how to go about seeking out some of these things here.

So without further ado, let's get into it. And this, this episode

sort of piggybacks off of last week's episode, episode, episode 38, where I talked about the Affordable

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