Retiring with another person can go very wrong if you're not on the same page about what that retirement will look like.

For those turning 65 and not enrolling in Part B because you are covered by employer health insurance (either from your employer or covered under your spouse's employer health plan), there is ...

That’s made things tricky for Americans working past age 65. Unlike Social Security, you still become eligible for full ...

Initial Enrollment Period is for those who wish to enroll in Medicare Parts A and B when they are turning 65, whether receiving your Social Security check or ...

For those turning 65 and not enrolling in Part B because you are covered by employer health insurance (either from your employer or covered under your spouse’s employer health plan), there is ...

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The best and easiest way to apply for your benefits is with a personal my Social Security account. You can create your free account at www.ssa.gov/myaccount. Once you create your account, you can get ...

There are millions of older Americans who rely on Medicare for health coverage. And if you're retiring this year, you may be gearing up to enroll as well. But it's important to know the ins and ...