Annual changes in Medicare rules, costs and benefits can be challenging, but for the more than 68 million Americans 65 and ...

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.

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

Delivery of your Medicare card may be delayed due to the shutdown, but even if that does happen, there's nothing to worry ...

A conservative watchdog says Trump’s much-hyped DOGE cuts are a drop in the bucket compared to America’s ballooning entitlement spending. OpenTheBooks, a conservative fiscal watchdog group, released a ...

Crucial health programs will continue to operate during the federal government shutdown, but many services will halt or be significantly less efficient as staffers are furloughed, based on contingency ...

Dear Toni: My Medicare starts Nov. 1, and I received my first bill, due Oct. 25, about a week ago. This bill is for three months, from Nov. 1 to Jan. 31, and it’s over $550. I currently have more than ...

Nearly seven million pregnant women and young children depend on WIC for healthy foods. Advocates say funding could run out ...

Checks will keep coming, but retirees should brace for delays in key services like replacement cards and customer support during the shutdown. With the government shutdown now a reality, retirees and ...

With the government shutdown in effect, many federal agencies and services are shut down or are greatly restricted. Americans who rely on federal programs like Social Security could be impacted.

The government shutdown began on Tuesday. Social Security payments to more than 74 million Americans will stay on schedule during the government shutdown, a spokesperson for the Social Security ...