If you’re turning 65 soon, congratulations! You’ve reached an important milestone: you can finally enroll in Medicare. You might be even more excited than most if you’ve been postponing retirement until 65 in order to avoid paying for expensive health insurance. But...
With many different options available, choosing health coverage can be overwhelming. But understanding your healthcare needs and personal preferences can help narrow down the number of plans to consider. With the exception of special life events that trigger unique...
In retirement, medical expenses can add up quickly even with Medicare.
To accomplish any goal in life, especially financial goals, there needs to be some concentrated effort to get started, moving in the right direction.
If you have not reviewed your auto insurance policy within the past two years, you may want to consider the following steps that could help you save money.
Thinking about the need and the costs of long-term care is enough to make anyone uncomfortable. But while it’s a difficult subject to talk about.
Many people obtain life insurance when they first have children and then forget about it, except for when the premium bill comes due.
If your clients left $1 million to their family in the form of a life insurance policy’s death benefit, would it be enough? You may be surprised at the answer.
As you might imagine, parents of minor children are at the top of the list of those who probably need life insurance.
Increasingly, the responsibility for funding a comfortable retirement is shifting from the employer and the government to the individual.