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Retiring? You Might Owe $172K for Healthcare
Fidelity just dropped a bomb: if you’re retiring at 65 in 2025, expect to shell out an average of $172,500 on healthcare alone. That’s up 4% from last year and doesn’t even count long-term care! Wildest part? A ton of people aren’t planning for these costs at all—especially Gen X. If you’ve got an HSA, now’s the time to max it out. This is your sign to start thinking about those medical bills before it’s too late! #Health #BodyHealth #RetirementReality
2025-07-31
No.name
They don’t tell kids that even though you are paying into the Medicare fund, you are still going to be paying a premium for it. Also they don’t tell you about the penalty for not having it when you first became eligible or penalty for having too much money. They see ads on TV talking about no premium and free meds but they miss that’s only if you have Medicare and Medicaid and if you meet other requirements. That’s all in tiny print flashed so small and too fast no one could read.
07-31
Waverly, PA
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Colleen A
So basically, you’re back into a corner and you have to get Medicare or pay pay fines?
08-01
Fort Worth, TX
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