A "plan," being free, cannot put anything at risk. If your discretionary savings can indeed cover any future medical costs then pigeon holing those amounts as medical just reduces your discretionary. And if the discretionary that remains is not enough then you are putting the same dollars into two buckets
By contrast, I didn't want a "plan" that made assumptions about what our medical costs "might be", which put everything at risk if those assumptions were flawed.
Statistics: Posted by EricGold — Wed May 01, 2024 6:22 am — Replies 54 — Views 3097