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Nikki Charette - Nicolette Management LLC

Name: Nikki Charette - Nicolette Management LLC
Address: Winter Park, FL, 32793, US
Telephone: +14078001797

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Providing clarity through strategy. 2-15 Licensed for Health, Life, & Annuities in CT, FL, MI, & OH.

10/02/2026

"You were not built for average. Stop settling into it like it is comfortable."

Office Hours is today inside the Simplicity Circle. 2:00 PM EST on Clubhouse and Google Meet.

We are going deeper on Panel 4 and the Medicare enrollment decision. Total annual cost. Provider verification. How to connect the supplemental coverage review to the Medicare decision before January 1.

Medicare Annual Enrollment opens October 15. The window closes December 7. Today's session is where preparation becomes a decision.

Bring your questions. We will see you at 2 PM.

10/01/2026

"Small moves made consistently are the only things that have ever built anything worth having."

Two weeks until Medicare Annual Enrollment opens. Seven weeks until it closes.

The families who start early make informed decisions. The ones who wait until December make fast ones.

Tomorrow at 2:00 PM EST, the Simplicity Circle goes deeper inside Panel 4 for Medicare AEP Office Hours. Bring your Annual Notice of Change, your medication list, and your questions.

Total annual cost. Provider verification. Supplemental coverage. All of it.
Clubhouse and Google Meet, Friday at 2 PM.

Our impromptu visit! Soooo last minute! We were not prepared! Lol! And Cam would NOT go down the waterslide without a vest! Lol!

09/30/2026

"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." — Benjamin Franklin

If you are on a Medicare Advantage or Part D plan, your Annual Notice of Change arrived by today.

That document tells you everything that is changing in your coverage for 2025. Premium, deductible, copays, formulary, and network. Most people set it aside. The ones who read it are the ones who do not get surprised in January.

Pull it out. Look for changes to your medications and your monthly cost. If something changed, you have until December 7 to make a different decision.

Join us Friday at 2:00 PM EST for Medicare AEP Office Hours inside the Simplicity Circle.

09/29/2026

Today inside the Simplicity Circle we are going inside Panel 4, Health Coverage, for Medicare AEP Preparation.

What Original Medicare covers and where it stops. The difference between Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement. How to evaluate Part D so your prescriptions do not quietly undo a solid plan.

Medicare Annual Enrollment opens October 15. The window closes December 7. Today's session gives you the foundation to walk into that window prepared.

Join us at 2:00 PM EST on Clubhouse and Google Meet. Tonight at 8:30 PM EST on Google Meet: VFES Session 2, Credit Utilization, Disputes, and Debt Elimination.

Two sessions. Two panels.

09/28/2026

Panel 4 of the Financial Umbrella is Health Coverage, and Medicare Annual Enrollment opens October 15.

A gap in health coverage does not stay in Panel 4. It travels into your budget, your credit, your savings, and eventually your estate. One uncovered medical event can disrupt every other financial decision a household has made.

This week inside the Simplicity Circle we are going panel by panel through what Medicare actually covers, how to compare Medicare Advantage versus Medicare Supplement, and how to make the enrollment decision confidently before December 7.

Join us tomorrow, Tuesday September 29 at 2:00 PM EST on Clubhouse and Google Meet. Tuesday night at 8:30 PM EST on Google Meet for VFES Session 2: Credit Utilization, Disputes, and Debt Elimination.

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09/23/2026

"Do not wait; the time will never be just right." — Napoleon Hill

Medicare Annual Enrollment opens in 22 days. ACA Open Enrollment opens in 39 days.

The families who make the best enrollment decisions are the ones who prepared before the window opened, not during it.

5 items to have ready before October 15:

Current plan summary of benefits. Every provider currently being used, with network status confirmed. Every medication currently being taken, with dosage. Actual out-of-pocket spending from the current plan year. Projected 2027 income if you are on the ACA marketplace.

With those 5 items in hand the enrollment decision takes less than an hour. Without them it takes a weekend and still produces a worse outcome.

If you are a Medicare client: read your Annual Notice of Change before October 15. It details every change to your plan taking effect January 1. Reading it before the window opens means you know what you are comparing against.

Question for the community: Which of these 5 items do you not yet have? Drop it below.

We will see you on Friday September 25 at 2:00 PM EST for Office Hours on Clubhouse and Google Meet where we provide Simplicity. Clarity. Security. For what matters most. Keep moving with intention.

Blessings to you and yours,
Nikki

09/22/2026

"An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." — Benjamin Franklin

Two sessions today.

At 2:00 PM EST on Clubhouse and Google Meet: Q3 Review and Q4 Launch. What the last 90 days revealed and what the next 90 require across every panel of the financial umbrella.

At 8:30 PM EST on Google Meet: The Simplicity Circle Virtual Financial Empowerment Series launches. Session 1 covers understanding your credit score and what it actually measures. Free. Open to anyone. 13 weeks of financial education starting tonight.

If you have not yet registered for the series, the link is at simplicitycircle.nicolettemanagement.com. Bring someone who needs it.

Question for the community: What is the 1 financial goal you are determined to hit before December 31?

We will see you today at 2:00 PM EST and tonight at 8:30 PM EST where we provide Simplicity. Clarity. Security. For what matters most. Keep moving with intention.

Blessings to you and yours,
Nikki

09/21/2026

"Success is where preparation and opportunity meet." — Bobby Unser

September 21. The last full week of Q3.

For many families that sentence passes without any real accounting of what the last 90 days produced and what the next 90 days require.

This week we are doing both.

A Q3 review is an honest look at 3 things: what came in, what went out, and whether the gap between the 2 moved the financial picture forward or backward.

Q4 requires attention across 4 areas: enrollment decisions, holiday spending, year-end tax positioning, and the final push on annual savings goals.

Medicare Annual Enrollment opens October 15. ACA Open Enrollment opens November 1. Holiday spending begins earlier than many families plan for. Year-end tax decisions must be made before December 31, not after.

The families who navigate Q4 well are the ones who looked at Q3 honestly before Q4 began.

Also: tonight at 8:30 PM EST we launch the Simplicity Circle Virtual Financial Empowerment Series on Google Meet. Session 1 covers credit scores. Free. Open to all. RSVP at simplicitycircle.nicolettemanagement.com

Question for the community: When you look at Q3 honestly, what is the 1 financial area that needs the most attention before the year ends?

We will see you tomorrow on Clubhouse and Google Meet at 2:00 PM EST where we provide Simplicity. Clarity. Security. For what matters most. Keep moving with intention.

Blessings to you and yours,
Nikki

09/18/2026

"The secret of getting ahead is getting started." — Mark Twain

Life insurance is not a one-size-fits-all decision. The coverage that is right for a 28-year-old with a new baby is not the same coverage that serves a 45-year-old business owner or a 55-year-old preparing for retirement.

In your 20s: the ideal time to establish permanent coverage. Premiums are lowest. Insurability is typically best. The cash value has the maximum number of years to accumulate. Waiting costs more than many people realize.

In your 30s and 40s: financial obligations are at their peak. This is when the gap between what families have in coverage and what they actually need is widest. The DIME calculation is the tool that reveals it: Debt, Income, Mortgage, Education.

In your 50s: term policies are approaching expiration. The conversion window, if it still exists, is the most valuable thing many policyholders own right now. Use it before it closes.

At every stage: review coverage amounts annually, review beneficiary designations annually, and keep permanent policy premiums consistent. The strategy only works if the foundation is maintained.

Question for the community: What life stage are you in, and does your current coverage reflect where you actually are?

We will see you on Tuesday September 22 at 8:30 PM EST for the launch of the Virtual Financial Empowerment Series on Google Meet where we provide Simplicity. Clarity. Security. For what matters most. Keep moving with intention.

Blessings to you and yours,

Nikki

09/16/2026

"It is not the will to win that matters; it is the will to prepare to win." — Bear Bryant

There is information that belongs in every life insurance conversation that does not always make it into the room.

4 things many policyholders are never told:

The MEC trap: overfunding a permanent policy beyond IRS limits eliminates its tax advantages. The solution is proper structuring from the beginning. This is one of the reasons policy design matters as much as policy type.

The conversion window: many term policies allow conversion to permanent coverage without new medical underwriting. This window is time-limited and many policyholders let it pass without knowing it existed. If you hold a term policy, find out if this option exists and when it expires.

The group life limitation: employer-provided coverage is a benefit, not a strategy. It is not portable, typically covers only 1 to 2 times salary, and has no cash value. It supplements a plan. It does not replace one.

The illustration question: always ask to see the guaranteed column on a permanent policy illustration. The guaranteed column shows what the policy delivers at minimum assumptions, not optimistic ones. A strategy should work under both.

Question for the community: Is there anything about your current life insurance coverage that has never been fully explained to you?

We will see you on Friday September 18 at 2:00 PM EST for Office Hours on Clubhouse and Google Meet where we provide Simplicity. Clarity. Security. For what matters most. Keep moving with intention.

Blessings to you and yours,

Nikki

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Winter Park, FL
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Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	11am - 9pm

Telephone

+14078001797

Website

https://www.NicoletteManagement.com/, http://www.ClimbingTogether.org/, https://SimplicityCircle.NicoletteManagement.com

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