Welcome to the rewards and challenges of managing your own finances. You've landed your first real job
after school. You may be moved into your first place of your own. You've got a ton of new responsibilities,
including paying for health insurance and health care.
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Good job. Comfortable home. Good health. Life is good. So why should you create a Family Health Budget?
Because at some point change is coming — saving for future health care needs now can save you big bucks later on.
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When life throws you a curve like divorce or losing a spouse, it's tempting to put health care and
budgets on the back burner. Be careful – evidence shows this kind of change can take a toll on your
health and your finances. These budgeting tips can help you through the transition.
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Approaching retirement age? The good news is you're no longer responsible for your kids' health
care expenses, but your use of health care is likely to increase. Have you budgeted enough for
your future health care needs?
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With all the planning that goes into a wedding, health insurance is probably the last thing on
your mind. Don't let the big day go by without saying "I Do" to creating a health
budget for your new family.
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It's one of the facts of life — as your kids grow older, their health care costs are likely
to grow, too. How you budget for children can help you save hundreds of dollars and maybe at
least a few sleepless nights down the road.
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Whether you're going to a new employer or climbing your way up the career ladder, your health
care needs probably won't change. But changes in salary create new opportunities for health
care budgeting and saving.
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Being the top dog has its privileges … and its share of drawbacks. No one has to tell you
about the rising cost of insurance. You may have to make some tough choices, like a health
plan with a higher deductible. The Health Savings Account could be just what you're looking for.
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