How Early Retirees Can Use the Advanced Premium Tax Credit for Health Insurance

Learn how the Advanced Premium Tax Credit can reduce health insurance costs for retirees under 65, and tips for maximizing eligibility.

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Dana Anspach from Sensible Money explains the Advanced Premium Tax Credit (APTC), how it reduces health insurance premiums for early retirees, and strategies for maximizing eligibility. Discover how income affects APTC, tips for tax-efficient withdrawals, and avoid costly mistakes to secure the best health coverage.

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00:00 - Introduction to Advanced Premium Tax Credit (APTC)
01:40 - Health Insurance Costs for Early Retirees
05:10 - Calculating APTC and Eligibility Requirements
09:22 - Strategies to Maximize APTC and Avoid Pitfalls

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