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7 Purchases Retirees Should Think Twice About Financing

Low monthly payments can hide years of interest and added costs. Retirees should compare the total financed price and impact…

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Medicare Open Enrollment Is Two Months Away — 7 Things You Can Start Gathering Now

Medicare Open Enrollment begins October 15, but you can prepare now. Gather your prescriptions, doctors, healthcare costs, and current plan…

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The Social Security Rule Divorced Retirees Often Discover Too Late

A marriage that ended decades ago can still affect Social Security retirement benefits. The 10-year marriage requirement is one rule…

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What Happens to Your HSA After You Enroll in Medicare?

Medicare enrollment doesn’t make your existing HSA balance disappear, but it can end your eligibility to contribute. Older workers should…

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5 Money Moves to Make in the First 30 Days After You Retire

Your first month of retirement is the time to replace your paycheck with a reliable income system. Review healthcare, taxes,…

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Scammers Are Targeting People Who Already Lost Money — Here’s How the Second Scam Works

Scammers may contact previous fraud victims and promise to recover their missing money for a fee. Knowing details about the…

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What Happens When You Put Groceries on a Credit Card and Can’t Pay It Off

Carrying a grocery purchase from one credit-card statement to the next can turn an everyday household expense into debt that…

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7 Expenses Couples Forget to Recalculate When One Spouse Retires First

When one spouse retires before the other, health insurance, taxes, transportation, and everyday spending can all change. Rebuilding the household…

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Social Security Has a “Do-Over” Rule — But Retirees Have a Limited Window to Use It

Some retirees can withdraw a Social Security claim and reapply later, but the opportunity is time-sensitive. You may also have…

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Your Medicare Plan Will Send an Important Letter This Fall — Don’t Throw It Away

Don’t mistake your Medicare Annual Notice of Change for junk mail this fall. It explains changes to your plan’s costs…

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