This is a YouTube video titled "How To Get Health Insurance When You Retire Early" containing a discussion between two speakers about options and costs for health insurance coverage during the period between early retirement and Medicare eligibility. The conversation addresses common questions from online forums and highlights typical insurance expenses for families.
I told you I was going to talk to you a little bit about.
Health insurance and early retirement.
And this is a.
Funny thing because.
It'S a common question I see on the forum, the Facebook group, the Reddit, it's like, oh, what should I do for health insurance between the time I retire early and age 65 when I become eligible for Medicare? You buy it, right? This cracks me up because there are so many people in America who have never bought health insurance. Yeah, you can buy it just like you buy car insurance. Just buy like you buy life insurance. Just like you buy groceries, you can go out and buy health insurance. Health insurance is expensive stuff. You know, it might cost you if you got a family.
Like these folks on the podcast.
You're a married.
Couple with a family of four.
You're doing pretty good.
You can get health insurance for $1,200 a month.
It wouldn't be terribly unusual for you to be paying twice that.
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