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Early Retirement May Boost Healthcare Costs

Sunday, Jun 15 2014
Retirement
Written by  PFA News

 A recent study by Fidelity Investments has concluded that a couple that retires at age 62 rather than 65 can see healthcare costs during the three-year period increase by more than $50,000. So reports ThinkAdvisor.

The increased costs result from having to pay for medical insurance and out of pocket expenses while waiting to become eligible for Medicare at age 65.

Read the full article from ThinkAdvisor.

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