News – Page 14

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  Retirement Planning Most Pre-Retirees Have Limited Knowledge, Heightened Interest in Annuities

  Six in 10 Americans don’t understand annuities and the role they play in providing a lifetime income throughout retirement, according to a new…

  

  Terry Turner
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  Medicare Changes to Medicare Coming in 2021

  Medicare beneficiaries will spend $46.80 more per year on Part B premiums in 2021 and face higher deductibles, according to a…

  

  Rachel Christian
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  Medicare Are Insulin Prices Actually Getting Cheaper with Medicare?

  Over 34 million Americans have diabetes. Of those, 7 million require some form of insulin — including more than 3.3 million seniors on…

  

  Rachel Christian
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  Medicare Few Medicare Users Explore Their Options During Open Enrollment, Experts Say

  Medicare open enrollment is an annual opportunity for seniors to compare their current health care coverage and make changes before the new year begins.

  

  Rachel Christian
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  Medicare These Free State Programs Help Millions of Seniors Navigate Medicare Open Enrollment Each Year

  Each year from October 15 to December 7, current Medicare recipients get a chance to evaluate and make changes to their health care and…

  

  Rachel Christian