Articles On:Medicare, Social Security, and Insurance
Social Security Ends Paper Checks: How to Make the Switch
On Sept. 30, 2025, the federal government’s Social Security ends paper checks in favor of ...
Why is My First Medicare Bill So High?
A higher-than-expected first Medicare bill can be a surprise for many people. This often happens ...
Is Memory Care Tax Deductible? What Families Should Know About Costs and Credits
If you’re paying for a parent’s or partner’s memory care, you may be wondering, is ...
Best Medicare Plan Choices in 2026
The new Medicare year will bring big, costly changes. How can you find the best ...
4 Social Security Changes Coming Soon
In January 2026, several Social Security changes will take effect, impacting everything from taxes to ...
How to Navigate Your Medicare Advantage in a Disaster
Planning for an emergency is essential, especially for older adults, as is knowing what steps ...
Get on Top of Costly Medical Bills
Older adults are especially vulnerable to the rising costs of health care. In fact, financial ...
Should You Take Social Security Early?
Given the worries that Social Security could run dry in 2033, some people who have ...
Claiming Social Security Benefits for Spouses and Exes
Claiming social security benefits for spouses and exes can seem complicated. Most people of retirement ...
Retroactive Social Security Benefit Payments
Some people who have been turned down for Social Security benefit payments should be able ...
