Clarity Today. Confidence Tomorrow.
Retirement brings important decisions about Medicare, Social Security, income, investments, healthcare, and how to make your savings last.
Retire Navigator helps simplify those decisions with practical education, planning tools, and access to personal guidance when you need it.
Understand your options. Identify what needs attention. Move forward with confidence.
Learn
Access straightforward educational resources below designed to make complicated retirement topics easier to understand.
Additional Resources upon request:
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Medicare 101 education
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Working Past 65 guidance
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Social Security education
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Retirement income topics
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Investment risk education
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Healthcare planning
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Retirement checklists and guides
Learn. Assess. Get Help.
Assess
Use Retire Navigator's tools to Understand your timeline of decisions as you approach Medicare. Then see where you may need additional information or planning.
How prepared are you for Medicare?
How prepared are you for the broader financial decisions that come with retirement?
Retirement Doesn't Happen All at Once
Most people don't make one retirement decision. They make a series of decisions over several years.
When should I retire?
When should I claim Social Security?
What should I do about Medicare?
How much income will I need?
Am I taking too much investment risk?
Will my savings last?
Retire Navigator is designed to help you work through those questions one step at a time.
Approaching Medicare
Turning 65, working past 65, or preparing to leave employer health coverage?
Access Medicare education, transition resources, readiness tools, and personal guidance.
Preparing For Retirement
Retirement involves more than choosing a date.
Review important areas such as Social Security, retirement income, healthcare, investment risk, and other decisions that may affect your retirement.
Already Retired
Retirement planning doesn't stop when the paycheck does.
Your income needs, healthcare, investments, taxes, and priorities can continue to change throughout retirement.
Get Personal Guidance
Sometimes educational information isn't enough.
When you have questions about your specific situation, Retire Navigator can help connect you with an appropriate professional for personal guidance.
How Prepared are you for Medicare?
Medicare has a lot of moving pieces. The Medicare Readiness Scorecard below helps identify what you already understand, where you may have questions, and what you should consider before making Medicare decisions.
Medicare & Retirement Transition Group Benefit
For Employees
Your employer may provide access to Retire Navigator as part of your employee benefits.
If your company participates, you may have access to:
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Medicare education
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Medicare 101 webinars
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Medicare transition resources
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Readiness scorecards
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One-on-one Medicare assistance
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Retirement-transition education
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Medicare assistance for eligible family members
For Employers & Benefits Brokers
Give Employees a Retirement Resource Without Making HR the Expert
Retire Navigator helps employers and benefits brokers provide Medicare and retirement-transition education to employees approaching age 65 or retirement.
The program can include:
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Employer-specific resource centers
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Medicare 101 education
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Employee guides and readiness tools
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One-on-one assistance
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HR referral resources
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Family Medicare support
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Employee communications
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Program reporting
Gap Insurance & Spouse Coverage Solutions
Spousal Coverage & Transition Support
When one spouse retires, the other may unexpectedly lose their group health benefits. Retire Navigator helps spouses evaluate their specific needs and available coverage options to ensure a seamless transition without a break in protection.
Retiring before 65
Retiring before age 65 often creates a temporary healthcare gap before Medicare eligibility begins. Understanding your individual health insurance options, such as COBRA, ACA marketplace plans, or short-term coverage, is critical to protecting your physical and financial health during this transition.
Transitioning to Retirement Expert Guidance & Support
Helping You Navigate the Decisions Ahead
Retirement can feel complicated because healthcare, income, investments, Social Security, and personal goals are all connected.
Retire Navigator was created to make those decisions easier to understand and give you a clear place to start.
You don't need to solve everything today.
You just need to understand your next step.
Connect With Our Experts
Whether you're an employee planning your personal transition or an employer or benefits broker seeking educational solutions for your organization, our team is ready to guide you through every step of the process.
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