Insurance

Before parting ways, it’s critical that gray divorcees plan for future healthcare and long-term care expenses. (By Kathy Costas)

Clients going on Medicare have reached a major milestone. You can help them make the most of it. (By Toby Stark)

Student debt, insurance premiums and Covid have delayed financial independence and retirement for many doctors.

If Medicare enrollees are permitted to invest in health savings accounts, this could be popular with clients, says our columnist. (By John Gehri)

outside of nursing homes, people generally must find their own boosters, through clinics, local pharmacies or primary care providers.

Consolidating IRAs could be a mistake if the deceased spouse was much younger than the surviving spouse, says this advisor.

Clients who claim Social Security and pensions too early may forfeit “longevity insurance.” (by John Comer)

Drug manufacturers can increase their prices more often than many realize. Insurers must update their pricing every two weeks.

Alert clients returning to work of Social Security do-overs and Medicare penalties.

A proposed rule would eliminate delays faced by people who enroll in months after their 65th birthday.