Whether you're counting down the days or still have a few years to go before retirement, this guide will help you navigate ...

Learn how much the average person receives in Social Security at age 65 and explore strategies to maximize benefits and ...

Toni King has authored several books on the subject of Medicare and has appeared regularly as a guest on the American Family Radio Network. We saw your article about Medicare Part B enrollment in our ...

When you turn 65, the IRS offers you a tax benefit in the form of an extra standard deduction for people age 65 and older.

As healthcare costs for employers continue to rise, they are taking steps to control costs and manage risks, finds two recent research reports. “Employers in general are looking at the role that they ...

Retirement is something you hear about often throughout your working life. It's easy to push those retirement thoughts away during your younger years, but waiting too long to get serious about your ...

Many Americans assume Social Security only plays a major role for middle- or lower-income retirees, but new figures show that upper-class retirees also lean heavily on their benefits, using them as a ...

Retirement planning in 2025 looks a lot different than it did even a few years ago. Between persistent (but cooler) inflation, increased stock market volatility and high borrowing costs, many ...

The early retirement years can be both thrilling and anxiety-producing, as retirees balance enjoying their newfound freedom with a reduction in earnings. To plan, it’s important for new retirees to ...

Dear Toni: My wife and I will both turn 65 this year, myself in June and her in September. I have signed up for Medicare Part A only, and Carol will enroll in Part A soon. I retired when I turned 63 ...

We saw your article about Medicare Part B enrollment in our local newspaper, but my wife’s and my Medicare enrollment situation is different. We will both turn 65 this year, me in June and Carol in ...

We saw your article about Medicare Part B enrollment in our local newspaper, but my wife’s and my Medicare enrollment situation is different. We will both turn 65 this year, me in June and Carol in ...