AARP Introduces Free Health Care Costs Calculator for Retirement Planning
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Only One Third of Americans Close to Retirement Age Have Taken Steps to Save for Major Expense
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"The free Health Care Costs Calculator can play an important and often overlooked role as families and individuals plan for retirement," said
The Health Care Costs Calculator estimates health costs in retirement by utilizing a database that includes
After estimating costs with the calculator, users can create a customizable action plan to help save for health care in retirement and make impactful changes in their lives that include planning, saving, and making healthy changes. For example, if a person has "get to a healthier weight" as a goal, the tool will offer possible next steps for pursuing that goal.
The Health Care Costs Calculator requires no registration and collects no personal data on any user. To learn more about the tool visit http://www.aarp.org/healthcostscalc.
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