If you (or someone you care for) is turning 65 soon, there are many decisions to be made, from Social Security and Medicare to working in retirement and healthcare. This is where you should start.

People under age 65 may qualify for Medicare if they have certain medical conditions, such as end stage renal disease (ESRD) and ALS, or receive Social Security Disability Insurance. Medicare is a ...

Jae Oh, author of Maximize Your Medicare, meets with Robert Powell, editor of Retirement Daily, to discuss how married couples with partners of different ages should think about Medicare versus ...

Age 65 can be a significant one in the context of retirement. You can sign up for Medicare at 65, but for some people, holding off could make sense. You're able to claim Social Security, but ...