You don't have to use the Medicare insurance; you can still use your work coverage, but you have to sign up and defer coverage.

The government requires you to sign up for Medicare at the age of 65. You don’t have to use the insurance if you’re still ...

Open enrollment is almost here — and experts say now’s the time to review your Medicare plan to make sure it fits your needs. Mykel and Donald Doe with Family Financial Consultants joined ...

We now know the size of the Social Security COLA coming in January, but don't start counting your money just yet.

Retirement can be an opportunity to do many things you always wanted to do. But it may also be a time when you have to do something you've never had to do -- namely, get your own health insurance.

If you’re thinking about joining a Medicare Advantage plan, timing matters. Medicare only allows you to sign up or make ...

Both plans offer healthcare coverage but differ greatly when it comes to accessing care. Learn how they work, benefits and ...

A 2.8% COLA will boost your Social Security checks a bit in the new year even once Medicare hikes are accounted for. But ...

New polling and looming premium hikes are all part of the pressure to convince lawmakers to make a deal on Obamacare tax ...

The Medicare Open Enrollment Period is in full swing, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is encouraging ...

You may not be taking prescription drugs when you sign up for Medicare at age 65, or when your work coverage ends, but ...

Open enrollment season is here, and for millions of Americans, it’s a chance to start saving through one of the most ...