You probably know that you’re supposed to enroll in a Medicare plan when you turn 65 years old. But what if you’re still working, and covered by an employer’s group…

Once you hit your retirement years, you have more free time for things like exercise. That’s great news, whether you’re a long-time gym enthusiast or just getting started. Cardiovascular exercise,…

Mental health care is important at any age, and even those who have never suffered mental health complications can develop certain symptoms in retirement. In particular, seniors can be prone…

We all hope to live long and healthy lives, well into our retirement years. But sometimes life has other plans for us. In the event that you’re diagnosed with a…

Once you turn 65 and enroll in Medicare, you might expect that a significant portion of your retirement planning has been completed. Now you have a plan to cover all…

For those of you on Medicare Advantage, remember that Open Enrollment is happening now through March 31. This is your last chance to make changes to your plan; otherwise it…

You know that a Medicare Part D plan can help you to manage your prescription drug costs. But with a variety of different plans on the market, how do you…

If you’re turning 65 soon, chances are good that you’ve reached the last stages of retirement planning. Some of you might have even retired already, but turning 65 is still…

Out-of-pocket medical costs often surprise retirees, who previously assumed Medicare would cover everything they would need. But in particular, it’s the cost of prescription drugs that dismays so many. Unfortunately,…

If you’re turning 65 this year, congratulations! You’ve hit a milestone in your retirement planning, and you might be getting close to your target retirement date (if you haven’t already…