From Family Features
Over the past year, most people have noticed how truly unpredictable life can be. While it's impossible to predict what the next few months have in store, practicing a few fundamental...
By T Michele Walker
I hit a milestone the other day: I received my Social Security statement listing the different retirement amounts I’ll receive when I’m 62 or if I wait and retire at...
By Daniel Short of Simply Seniors
Day after day, we learn about readers who have been mislead about Medicare and how it works. They have been convinced they needed to buy things that were...
By Susan Goldfein
Ah, October: Columbus Day, Halloween, the World Series and for those of us who are late-middle-aged, the start of Medicare open enrollment season and worry about The Donut.
If...
By Daniel Short of Simply Seniors
For 2021 there are still many unknowns that exist for Medicare beneficiaries as to their expected 2021 premiums, deductibles and other possible costs.
It is...
Courtesy of Medicare Rights Center's feature, "@Dear Marci"
Dear Marci,
I enrolled in Medicare about six months ago. My friend told me that the Fall Open Enrollment Period for Medicare is...
By Rebecca Fending
It’s that time of year again: Medicare Open Enrollment period. Each year from October 15 to December 7, current Medicare users are able to compare and switch their Medicare plans, if wanted. New users are able...
By Leslie L. Megyeri
Research by Ashley Whillans of Harvard Business School found that money can buy happiness, including more free time to do things you want and like to do. Achieving happiness is more likely if...
By Rebecca Fending
One of the largest concerns retirees have at the beginning of their retirement is “how am I going to afford everything?” Fear not, although your budget may be tighter during retirement,...
By David Novak
As the calendar turns to a new year, it’s the ideal time to give your financial health an examination. Taking care of the little details now can save a lot of...
