Turning 65 brings more than birthday wishes and retirement dreams. It ushers in the complex world of Medicare enrollment, ...

Turning 65 should feel like a milestone, not a financial minefield. Yet thousands of Americans stumble into a costly trap ...

Making decisions on whether to enroll in Medicare for many federal retirees could depend on how it interacts with existing health insurance coverage.

There's a reason many older workers push themselves to remain employed until they turn 65. Age 65 is when Medicare eligibility generally begins. And without Medicare or employer-subsidized insurance, ...

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 ...

Navigating the world of health insurance can be an overwhelming experience, but understanding what Medicare covers and does not cover is critical for older Americans seeking comprehensive medical ...

Q. I'm 65 and VA-disability-rated at 90%. Do I need to, or should I, stay signed up for Medicare Part B? I’m also on Tricare for Life, which requires me to be enrolled in Medicare Part B. Thanks, ...

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Remember to always have Part B in place when leaving your job or losing company benefits. There might not be a second chance.

Medicare Part B covers outpatient care. The cost of Part B is increasing substantially in 2026. For seniors on Social Security, that increase will eat into their upcoming cost-of-living adjustment.