While Social Security and Medicare benefits continue to be paid during the federal shutdown, and are in no danger of being ...

Social Security is going to provide a cost-of-living adjustment in 2026. Will all retirees get a benefits increase?

You're getting a Social Security raise next year. But you won't keep all the money, due to Medicare premium increases.

Applying early stunts your benefit for life. The longer you live, the more likely you are to run through your other savings, ...

Medicare open enrollment, which lasts until Dec. 7, gives beneficiaries the ability to select health coverage for 2026.

As Medicare premiums rise faster than Social Security benefits, retirees face financial challenges. Discover how these ...

Medicare costs are rising significantly in 2026, with Part B premiums set for one of the largest hikes in the program's ...

The health care and financial support programs are facing a funding shortfall that may hit as early as the mid-2030s.

If you're a solo retiree, use these seven strategies to grow your net Social Security, trim bills, and avoid costly Medicare and tax surprises.

The lowest premium for prescription drug coverage might not actually save you the most money. Make sure you take copays into ...

The state Office for the Aging issued a reminder this week that “free and objective” counseling is available to help Medicare beneficiaries navigate their options during the Medicare open enrollment ...

Even with a U.S. government shutdown beginning on Wednesday, Oct. 1, the 74 million Americans who collect Social Security will continue receiving their monthly checks, although some services could be ...