Insurance Services Todd Koonce

10/15/2026

Beginning in 2027, monthly Social Security benefits and SSI payments for 76 million Americans will increase by 3.6%. Get the details on our blog: https://ow.ly/hIGr50ZXyrh

10/15/2026

Message me or Give Me A Call- 614-414-2269
…. costs you Nothing to review your coverage to make sure you are in the best plan(for You), in 2027!

10/10/2026

The countdown is on for ! Preview and compare your options and make sure you have the best coverage for your needs.

While it’s too soon to make plan changes, you can start browsing your options at www.Medicare.gov/plan-compare so you’re ready for Open Enrollment on October 15.

10/10/2026

Know this as well……whenever the Federal Government wants to Increase the debt ceiling, Your social security funds are used for that….politicians who want to Borrow & Spend are putting our social security system in egg shells!

What happens to your retirement estimate if you keep working?

Your personal 'my Social Security' account lets you adjust your expected future income and find out how it may affect your retirement estimate.

Explore your retirement estimate today: https://ow.ly/bix050ZTFXl

10/09/2026

In Ohio…..don’t hesitate to contact me for personalized assistance!

Get ready to shop: Only one week until ! Review your current coverage and think about what matters to you for 2027.
Create a Medicare account for the best shopping experience — now even more secure with ID.me, CLEAR®, and Login.gov to help prevent fraud: www.medicare.gov/account.

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

Plans available for individuals with diabetes are growing. Ask me about what is available.

Nearly 1 in 2 adults 65 or older have prediabetes. Take control of your health by joining the Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program at no cost to you. Get practical advice to make small changes to prevent type 2 diabetes. https://www.medicare.gov/coverage/medicare-diabetes-prevention-program

10/07/2026

When should you start receiving Social Security retirement benefits?

There’s no single age that’s right for everyone.
You can start retirement benefits as early as age 62, but starting before your full retirement age generally means a lower monthly benefit. Delaying your retirement can increase your monthly amount, up to age 70.

Your finances, work plans, health, family situation and other retirement income can all be part of the decision. We’re here to give you information and tools so you can consider your options.

Learn more about when to start receiving retirement benefits in our publication: https://ow.ly/HASP50ZU3zO