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Two true stories show how health insurance saved early retirees over $200,000—and why it’s critical before you’re eligible for Medicare....
An interview with Dr. Dimitrios Tsatiris, a practicing psychiatrist and author, where we talk about helping docs avoid burnout, why so many physicians are struggling with burnout, and what we can do t...
Too many people are unfamiliar with HSA law, and they don't realize just how many things you can do with an HSA. Let's discuss 13 of them. The post 13 Things You Can Do with a Health Savings Account (...
I'm 62 (same job for 23 years) and my wife is 56 (homemaker) and I am contemplating retirement on my 63rd birthday. Our retirement math is close, but we are not quite comfortable, and I am thinking ab...
Obtaining health insurance before Medicare is critical but can be expensive. Learn about seven possible ways to get coverage and do your shopping....
In 2026, Medicare participants will pay more for their health care. Part B costs are expected to rise more than 10%. Here's what you can do....
Older adults may avoid a certain kind of age-related decline by picking up the pace....
A 65-year-old retiree will face significantly higher lifetime health care costs than they would have a year ago, even with Medicare. Here are the surprising totals....
I'm trying to find insurance coverage as I plan to retire very soon. At healthcare.gov (Obmamcare) they require an application to be completed. I'm going though it and am slightly confused - it's aski...
Want to retire in Ireland? From visas and residency requirements to health care and taxes, here's what you need to know....
Whether you're eligible for Medicare or getting coverage through the Affordable Care Act, make sure you plan for premiums, deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs....
I've had a difficult time finding a new PCP provider in retirement. Would going to a preventative health screening lab instead be worth it? The post I Skipped My PCP Visit: Are Preventive Health Scree...
Health is similar to finances in that there are many overly-complex things people say youneed to do, but there are just a few simple things that actually matter. What is the "spend less than you earn,...
Bear markets are a normal part of investing but is this time different? As the coronavirus COVID-19 spreads around the world, governments are struggling to limit the economic impact of the disease. In...
Don't let health insurance costs force you back into the game. Start planning now to ensure your early retirement is forever....
You know the drill — protect your cognitive health by eating well, exercising and socializing. But this newfound way to boost brain health is pure pleasure....
Hi all, I am hoping to retire in a few years at 60. I should have a healthy amount in my 401k, a less healthy amount (maybe 1-2 years of living expenses) in a Roth, and a house worth about $1 million ...
The passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will affect plenty of doctors when it comes to income, taxes, healthcare, and student loans. The post How the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Act Wil...
Money and health are important, but don’t overlook the need for relationships and social engagement....
I started going fishing every few days after I was laid off 2 years ago. It was a great way to get outside and clear my head. It was one of the things I built my day around. Take my daughter to school...
2025 is an odd year for healthcare in America, filled with the have-nots and those who have way too much. ... Read more...
I am retired and I have been able to have extended health benefits through my employer's group plan until I turn 65 (about 2 years away). When I turn 65 then I have to figure out what to do on my own,...
We all love our screen time. Could your tech habit be helping you age gracefully? The answer is astonishing....
One of the biggest concerns about early retirement is how to afford healthcare without an employer-sponsored plan. It’s a valid worry, health insurance in the U.S. isn’t cheap, and medical...
There are three forms of currency in our lives: money, time, and physical health. Spend some time reflecting on where you are in each area. The post Performing a Personal Financial Health Audit: How I...
Becoming a landlord late in life can be a risky venture because of potential health issues, cognitive challenges and susceptibility to financial exploitation....
The White House immigration crackdown is hitting the long-term healthcare industry, as nursing homes and care providers lose foreign-born employees ... Read more...
From housing to health care, see how flying solo in retirement can stretch your funds further....
Exploring “The One, Big, Beautiful Bill” and its proposed changes to HSAs....
A review of the first 100 days of any presidency is nothing new. It’s a way to track how policy ... Read more...
Many expats retire in Malaysia, a Southeast Asian country with a world-class city. Come for the affordable living, stay for the top-notch healthcare and cuisine....
Healthcare in retirement can be expensive, but some Medicare-covered services cost nothing out of pocket. The key is knowing what’s available. This gallery highlights 24 fully covered Medicare b...
Utah tops the list for having the happiest retirees, while Minnesota ranks high for best overall healthcare. Where does your state rank?...
AI will increasingly affect your healthcare and finances, but young workers are primarily designing the systems and getting most of the jobs....
Here's how to retire in Finland as a US retiree. It's ideal for those who value natural beauty, low crime and good healthcare....
Healthcare costs hit hard, and not just in emergencies. One prescription, one test, one office visit too many, and the numbers start getting ugly. It’s no wonder so many people feel like staying...
Unchecked health care costs in retirement could blow a hole in your savings. Here’s how to avoid that....
The U.S. is notoriously limited in its healthcare spending, specifically for primary care. In 2022 alone, primary care accounted for ... Read more...
Healthcare has always been intrinsically tied to the shift in the socio-political climate of the United States of America. And ... Read more...
The growing demand for GLP-1s is driving up costs for employers who cover them — but as workers’ health improves, employers could see some economic returns in the long-run....
If your insurer refuses to pay for a treatment or procedure that you believe should be covered, use our guide to appeal....
Trump's tax plan could mean a higher deduction but reduced health care benefits for older Americans....
Q&A with Inspira Financial’s Pete Welsh and Jeff Thoms...
Before I retired from finance in 2012, I struggled with chronic back pain, sciatica, and TMJ. The stress was so overwhelming, I even paid a dentist $700 to drill divots into several teeth just so I co...
You’ll feel better if you address a top source of stress for pre-retirees and retirees—worry about your finances....
Create an emergency envelope with key medical data (medications, allergies, medical history) and legal documents (health proxy, living will) to be available if you or a member of your household has a ...
For medical professionals and institutions, the importance of reimbursement in healthcare cannot be overstated: it’s how you are paid—and how ... Read more...
Health savings accounts (HSAs) have long been used to cover medical costs. But when treated like a retirement account, they may also help build long-term savings....
Remote work is terrific for your health and income. You're also likely to retire later, which might convince your employer to let you work from home....
Sharing their latest ailments may be just another membership badge for baby boomers and Gen Xers....