zakenjanei
Dryer sheet wannabe
- Joined
- Feb 1, 2005
- Messages
- 17
Once retired and before reaching Medicare age, I'll have no income other
than dividends, which will not likely go over the minimum 133% of
the federal poverty level (FPL) required to qualify for ACA. I realize I
could do ROTH conversions and get the MAGI above the 133% FPL to
qualify for ACA and avoid Medicaid.
What are the reasons why I should avoid Medicaid? Is it mainly because of
limited and low quality health services available with Medicaid? Also, would
the government try to recover any received Medicaid benefits from
the assets I'd leave behind to my beneficiaries when I die?
By the way, I live in California.
Thanks!!
J
than dividends, which will not likely go over the minimum 133% of
the federal poverty level (FPL) required to qualify for ACA. I realize I
could do ROTH conversions and get the MAGI above the 133% FPL to
qualify for ACA and avoid Medicaid.
What are the reasons why I should avoid Medicaid? Is it mainly because of
limited and low quality health services available with Medicaid? Also, would
the government try to recover any received Medicaid benefits from
the assets I'd leave behind to my beneficiaries when I die?
By the way, I live in California.
Thanks!!
J