Hi everyone, sorry if this has already been covered, I did a quick search but couldn't find anything.
I most likely won't be retiring for 20 years or so for reasons which I'm very ok with (still in my 20's, middle class salary, single parent having to live near my daughter's dad in high COL area, etc.). I do still like to start thinking ahead though as to what my retirement budget will be, and how much I need to put aside each month to get there at say, 50.
But I always get stumped trying to project health insurance costs in retirement. I figure most of my other expenses can be calculated with a reasonable degree of accuracy, but for health insurance, I have no idea.
So I'm curious as to what you all think the health insurance market will be like in 20 - 40 years, and your approach to planning around the uncertainties?