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60s and need retirement income and an income doubler for home health

All those who retired early or self employed and wanted to stretch their savings or 401k without market risks and an income doubler for home health without a long term care insurance, there is a solution. And you live in California or in the USA. Have a tax deferred retirement income bucket. Avoid probate. Have growth with no market risks.

Text Connie Dello Buono , 408-854-1883 , Investment Fiduciary, to have an income plan without market risks, less fees, with impairment income doubler, death benefit, growing from 9-14%.

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Motherhealth caregivers treat seniors like family. 408-854-1883

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Bayarea seniors needing caregivers

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Dear Seniors needing caregivers,

Looking for caregivers from 2000 licensed home agencies in the bay area is daunting.

Look for consistency in care, trained caregivers and those who can prevent emergencies.

Most caregivers ask for $25 per hr, you can also apply for In Home Health Support Services, if you dont own a home. They pay $15 per hr and you add the difference.

Long term care insurance pays from $150 to $350 per day. Bankers life, I’m license to sell their Long term care insurance or Index Universal Life Insurance with living benefits from 5 insurance carriers, give access to funds during illness, is another option to pay for your future caregivers.

Common health issues in home care setting is UTI, falls, internal bleeding from acidic meds, weakness with lack of exercise, sunshine and care and others.

Caregivers can help home bound seniors, 4hrs per day care is more expensive on hourly basis compared to live-in care.

Ask Connie for more information about home care, caregivers or be referred to an assisted living, or 6-bed homecare.


Blessings,
Connie Dello Buono
Motherhealth LLC caring live-in home care , live-in starts at $400 per day
Serving the greater bay area , per hour starts at $28 per hr depends on level of care
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4088541883
950 W El Camino Real Mt View CA 94040
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Cost of home care

How caregiving or home care at home can be affordable?

Families help with the caregiving team. Client also helps in his/her care. There is consistency in care, ensuring each caregiver brings their heart to the job in treating each client like their family. Text 408-854-1883 for affordable and compassionate caregivers in the bay area.

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Caregivers at home, one on one home care starts at $28 per hour

Care homes or assisted living starts at $6500 per month

Hospital/nursing facility stays starts at $400plus per day.

Long term care insurance pays between $150 and up per day.

Connie Dello Buono, Financial planner, Senior home care specialist and long term care insurance 408-854-1883 motherhealth@gmail.com

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Tricare health care costs

Most health insurance including Medicare do not pay for caregivers, which is usually paid out of pocket by most families. IHSS of Santa Clara county pays around $15 per hr for around 200 hrs per month. Text 408-854-1883 for bay area caregivers from Motherhealth and for referrals to agencies , home health, non med and assisted living facilities.

Know Your 2024 TRICARE Health Plan Costs

By TRICARE Communications

FALLS CHURCH, Va.  –  With a new year fast approaching, you may see changes to your TRICARE health plan costs starting on Jan. 1, 2024. These costs may include enrollment fees, premiums, cost-shares, and copayments.

“TRICARE costs may change every year based on the law and the federal cost of living adjustment,” said Zelly Zim, a senior analyst with TRICARE Policy and Programs at the Defense Health Agency. “Other factors, which include changes in the costs of health care services and prescription drugs, can also affect TRICARE costs.”

Understanding the updated costs of your TRICARE health plan can help you prepare for TRICARE Open Season. This is the annual period when anyone enrolled in or eligible for TRICARE Prime, US Family Health Plan, or TRICARE Select can make changes to their health care coverage. This year’s open season starts on Nov. 13 and ends on Dec. 12. Changes you make during open season go into effect on Jan. 1, 2024.

Your beneficiary category and your beneficiary group determine your enrollment fees or premiums and out-of-pocket costs you may have with your TRICARE plan. TRICARE beneficiaries fall into one of two groups: Group A or Group B.

  • You’re in Group A if your initial enlistment or appointment or that of your sponsor began before Jan. 1, 2018.
  • You’re in Group B if your initial enlistment or appointment or that of your sponsor began on or after Jan. 1, 2018.

If you’re enrolled in a premium-based health plan, follow TRICARE Select Group B deductibles and applicable copayments and cost-shares. Premium-based health plans include these plans:

Below is a list of the 2024 costs for TRICARE health plans. Changes from 2023 costs are in bold.

Active Duty Family Member Costs

Active duty service members don’t have out-of-pocket costs. However, active duty family members (ADFMs) may have costs. These costs depend on your TRICARE health plan, your sponsor’s pay grade and group, the type of care you get, and where you get care. If you’re enrolled in a TRICARE Prime plan, you won’t have copayments unless you use the point-of-service option or fill a prescription outside of a military pharmacy.

Table 1 below shows your annual enrollment fee and annual deductible. Table 2 shows your annual catastrophic cap and network and non-network copayments and cost-shares. Changes from 2023 costs are in bold.

Table 1: Calendar Year 2024 TRICARE Select and TRICARE Prime Enrollment Fees and Deductibles: Active Duty Family Members

Out-of-pocket CostTRICARE SelectTRICARE Prime
Group AGroup BGroup AGroup B
Annual enrollment feeIndividual$0$0$0$0
Family$0$0$0$0
Annual deductibleIndividual
(E-4 and below)
$50$62$0$0
Family
(E-4 and below)
$100$125$0$0
Individual
(E-5 and above)
$150$188$0$0
Family
(E-5 and above)
$300$377$0$0

Table 2: Calendar Year 2024 TRICARE Select and TRICARE Prime Out-of-Pocket Costs: Active Duty Family Members

Out-of-pocket CostTRICARE SelectTRICARE Prime**
Group AGroup BGroup AGroup B
Annual catastrophic cap$1,000$1,256$1,000$1,256
Preventive care visit$0$0$0$0
Primary careNetwork:
$27
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network:
$18
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Specialty careNetwork:
$38
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network:
$31
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Emergency room visitNetwork:
$104
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network:
$50
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Urgent care center visitNetwork:
$27
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network:
$25
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Ambulatory surgeryNetwork and
Out-of-Network:
$25
 
Network:
$31 
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Ambulance, outpatient groundNetwork:
$79
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network:
$18
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Ambulance, outpatient airNetwork and
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network and
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Durable medical equipmentNetwork:
15%
Out-of-Network:
20%*
Network:
10%
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Inpatient admissionNetwork and
Out-of-Network: $22.30 per day;
$25 minimum per admission
Network:
$75 per admission
Out-of-Network:
20%*
$0$0
Inpatient skilled nursing facility/rehab facilityNetwork and
Out-of-Network: $22.30 per day;
$25 minimum per admission
Network:
$31 per day
Out-of-Network:
$62 per day
$0$0

*Percentage of TRICARE maximum-allowable charge after annual deductible is met.
**Out-of-network may result in using the point-of-service option.

Note: The costs for maternity (delivery and inpatient) are the same costs for inpatient admission. The costs for inpatient mental health are the same costs for inpatient admission. Mental health (primary care) follows the same costs as for primary care. Mental health (specialty care) follows the same costs as for specialty care.

Retired Service Members, Their Families, and Others

Table 3 below shows your TRICARE Select and TRICARE Prime annual enrollment fees and annual deductibles. Table 4 shows your TRICARE Select and TRICARE Prime catastrophic caps, network and non-network copayments, and cost-shares. Changes from 2023 costs are in bold.

Table 3: Calendar Year 2024 TRICARE Select and TRICARE Prime Enrollment Fees and Deductibles: Retired Service Members, Their Families, and Others

Out-of-pocket CostTRICARE SelectTRICARE Prime
Group AGroup BGroup AGroup B
Annual enrollment feeIndividual$177.96$564.96$363$438.96
Family$355.92$1,131$726$879
Annual deductibleIndividual$150Network:
$188
Out-of-Network:
$377
$0$0
Family$300Network:
$377 
Out-of-Network:
$754
$0$0

Table 4: Calendar Year 2024 TRICARE Select and TRICARE Prime Out-of-Pocket Costs: Retirees, their Families, and all Others

Out-of-pocket costTRICARE SelectTRICARE Prime
Group AGroup BGroup AGroup B
Annual catastrophic cap$4,157$4,399$3,000$4,399
Preventive care visit$0$0$0$0
Primary careNetwork:
$36
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$31 
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$25$25
Specialty careNetwork:
$50
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$50
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$37$37
Emergency room visitNetwork:
$139
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$100
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$75$75
Urgent care center visitNetwork:
$36
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$50
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$37$37
Ambulatory surgeryNetwork:
20%*
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$119
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$75$75
Ambulance, outpatient groundNetwork:
$106
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$75
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$50$50
Ambulance, outpatient airNetwork and
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network and
Out-of-Network:
25%*
$20$20
Durable medical equipmentNetwork:
20%*
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
20%*
Out-of-Network:
25%*
20%20%
Inpatient admissionNetwork$250/day up to 25% of hospital charges, plus 20% of separately billed services$219
per admission
$188
per admission
$188
per admission
Out-of-Networkǂ$1,112/day up to 25% of hospital charges, plus 25% of separately billed services25%*$188
per admission
$188
per admission
Inpatient skilled nursing facility/rehab facilityNetwork:
$250/day up to 25% of hospital charges, plus 20% of separately billed services;
Out-of-Network:
25%*
Network:
$62 per day
Out-of-Network: $377 per day or 20%* (whichever is less)
$37
per day
$37
per day

*Percentage of TRICARE maximum-allowable charge after annual deductible is met.
ǂ This is the calendar year 2023 rate. The calendar year 2024 out of pocket expense will be available mid-December once the diagnosis-related group reimbursement payment rates are calculated.

Note: The calendar year catastrophic cap for TRICARE Select Group A retirees who are survivors of active duty deceased sponsors or medically retired Uniformed Service members and their dependents is $3,000.

Premium-Based Plans

When you or your family members purchase a premium-based health plan, you pay a monthly or quarterly premium.

Table 5 shows the monthly premiums for TRICARE Reserve Select, TRICARE Retired Reserve, TRICARE Young Adult Prime, and TRICARE Young Adult Select. Table 6 shows quarterly premiums for the Continued Health Care Benefit Program. Changes from 2023 costs are in bold.

Table 5: Calendar Year 2024 TRICARE Premium-Based Health Plans Monthly Premiums

Premium-based health planMember OnlyMember and Family
TRICARE Reserve Select$51.95$256.87
TRICARE Retired Reserve$585.24$1,406.22
TRICARE Young Adult Prime$637.00Not applicable
TRICARE Young Adult Select$311.00Not applicable

Table 6: Calendar Year 2024 TRICARE Premium-Based Health Plans Quarterly Premiums

Premium-based health planSingleFamily
Continued Health Care Benefit Program$1,813.00$4,539.00

Want to review your costs for the current year? Go to 2023 costs or the TRICARE Compare Costs tool. You can also go to Cost Terms to learn more about TRICARE out-of-pocket costs.

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Vaccine resources

Patient Education Resources

The materials and resources included in this section are intended for healthcare professionals to use to educate and engage with their patients. This collection includes handouts, tipsheets, and videos that clinicians can provide to their patients offering more details and useful information on essential vaccinations for older adults.

General 
Ask The Expert: Adult ImmunizationsGet The Basics: Necessary Vaccines for Older AdultsVideo: The Importance of Vaccines
  
COVID-19 
About COVID-19Ask The Expert: The COVID-19 VaccineGet The Basics: COVID-19 Vaccines For Older Adults (Age 65+)Learn More: What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines For AdultsVideo: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy: Information on the COVID-19 Vaccine
  
Influenza (Flu) 
About InfluenzaAsk The Expert: The Flu VaccineGet The Basics: Flu Shots For Older Adults (Age 65+)Learn More: What You Need To Know About Flu Vaccines For Older Adults (Age 65+)Tip Sheet: Flu Prevention and Treatment Tips
  
Pneumococcal (Pneumonia)
About PneumoniaGet the Basics: Pneumococcal Vaccine For Older Adults (Age 65+)Learn More: Pneumococcal Vaccines For Older Adults (Age 65+)
  
Shingles 
About ShinglesGet The Basics: Shingles Vaccine For Older AdultsLearn More: What You Need To Know About The Shingles Vaccine
  
RSV 
Get The Basics: RSV Vaccines for Older Adults (60+)Learn More: What You Need to Know about RSV Vaccines for Older Adults (60+)

Disclaimer: This Content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health professional with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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Series 65 Vocabulary – Investment Advisor

I. Economic Factors and Business Information (15%)
The 20 scored questions in this section test your knowledge of various aspects of business and economics.

Basic Economic Concepts (6 questions)
Financial Reporting (4 questions)
Analytical Methods (4 questions)
Types of Risk (6 questions)
II. Investment Vehicle Characteristics (25%)
The 32 scored questions in this section test your knowledge of various characteristics of investments.

Cash and Cash Equivalents (1 question)
Fixed Income Securities (3 questions)
Valuation Factors and Characteristics of Fixed Income Securities (3 questions)
Types of Equity Securities (2 questions)
Characteristics of Equity Securities (3 questions)
Determining the Value of Equity Securities (3 questions)
Types of Pooled Investments (3 questions)
Characteristics of Pooled Investments (3 questions)
Types of Derivative Securities (2 questions)
Characteristics of Derivative Securities (3 questions)
Alternative Investments (2 questions)
Insurance-Based Products (2 questions)
Other Assets (2 questions)
III. Client Investment Recommendations and Strategies (30%)
The 39 scored questions in this section test your knowledge of various types of clients and what investment recommendations you should make.

Type of Client (3 questions)
Client Profile (7 questions)
Capital Market Theory (3 questions)
Portfolio Management Strategies, Styles, and Techniques (6 questions)
Tax Considerations (2 questions)
Retirement Plans (3 questions)
ERISA Issues (2 questions)
Special Account Types (2 questions)
Ownership and Estate Planning Techniques (3 questions)
Trading Securities (4 questions)
Portfolio Performance Measures (4 questions)
IV. Laws, Regulations, and Guidelines Including Prohibition on Unethical Business Practices (30%)
The 39 scored questions in this section test your knowledge of various laws and regulations, with some specific focus on prohibition and unethical business practices.

Regulation of Investment Advisers (6 questions)
Regulation of Investment Adviser Representatives (4 questions)
Regulation of Broker-Dealers (2 questions)
Regulation of Agents of Broker-Dealers (2 questions)
Regulation of Securities and Issuers (2 questions)
Remedies and Administrative Provisions (2 questions)
Communication with Clients and Prospects (10 questions)
Ethical Practices and Fiduciary Obligations (11 questions)
exam outline for the Series 65 exam, which contains 140 questions and has a time limit of 3 hours