Episode 68: Health Insurance with Jay Stubbs
Josh is joined by Jay Stubbs to cover everything health insurance related and Cigna's group solutions on this week's episode of Coasting in Retirement!

Josh is joined by Jay Stubbs to cover everything health insurance related and Cigna's group solutions on this week's episode of Coasting in Retirement!
On this week's episode, we will cover specific action items Josh derived from paying attention to his happiest retired clients combined with his own personal opinions on choices he's made that have made him happier. No, Josh is not retired, not by a long shot, but he's lived a broad and expansive life and has made a ton of mistakes and learned incredibly valuable lessons from them.
Do I need life insurance in retirement? Most of us carry some type of life insurance during our working years to replace the catastrophic loss of income to our surviving dependents if we prematurely pass away. But what if the kids are grown, the debt is paid, and our surviving spouse has plenty of assets and income to financially survive the passing of a loved one?
There are many commentators and market analysts claiming that we are in the middle of another stock market bubble, this one fueled by sky-high market valuations of tech companies that are heavily investing in artificial intelligence, or AI for short. There’s a saying that history doesn’t repeat itself but it does rhyme, so over the next 2 episodes were going to do a deep dive on the current state of the stock market and if investors should be worried about a market crash similar to the dot.com crash of 25 years ago.
One of the most common questions we get from clients is what should they do with their 401k, specifically the question “What should I do with my 401k when I retire?”. And more often than not the 401k accounts are probably the largest retirement assets a client has. So what I want to do today is answer this question, and probably just as important, answer what NOT to do.
The title of today’s episode is “How to Avoid Financial Advisor Fraud”. And we are going to expand that to include investment managers and hedge fund managers – basically anyone that manages other people’s money. In this episode we are going to detail some of the boxes you want to check with anyone with which you wish to invest, and discuss the red flags to look for, some obvious, some not so obvious, unless you know the business well.