You may have reached retirement age, or you’re approaching it soon. But are you fully prepared to leave your job and retire? Get ready to kick off your retirement with a plan that takes your finances, health, and lifestyle into account. A plan will help you tackle...
When you hear the term “insurance,” you probably think of one single type of insurance — health insurance, car insurance, or homeowners insurance, for example. But the truth is, we all need a variety of insurance to protect us, not just one or two. Why? Because life...
New changes are coming to Medicare, which will affect people who turn 65 after January 1, 2020, or who enroll in Medicare Parts A and B after that date. If you’ve already started drawing on Medicare and are enrolled in these programs, these changes will not affect...
If you’re approaching the age of 65, you will soon be eligible for Medicare. As that date draws nearer, you’ve probably heard about Parts A, B, C, and D… but what do those different parts mean and which ones do you need? You might also wonder how much it will cost and...
As of 2013, yearly unpaid hospital bills in the United States amounted to more than $40 billion. For families struggling to care for loved ones with complex health issues, the rising costs of healthcare and medical services can quickly decimate financial stability....
