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    Health Plans for Early Retirees

    by Kaitlin Pitsker, Associate Editor, Kiplinger's Personal Finance Nov 09, 2019 2 minutes

    [Question]My wife and I plan to retire at age 55. Our main concern is what to do about health care until we are eligible for Medicare. What are our options?

    [Answer]As early retirees, you'll have several options for health insurance coverage until you qualify for Medicare at age 65. The

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