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Imagine you're about to turn 65 and become eligible for Medicare. You have a lot of questions and want to make sure you choose the right plan for your needs. But you're also bombarded daily with confusing information and sales pitches from different...

The annual open enrollment period for individual and family health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act is set to end January 15, 2022, in most states. Unless you experience a special qualifying event later in the year, this may be your...

The health insurance industry was slow to embrace the digital revolution, and unsurprisingly, Medicare beneficiaries were among the last health insurance consumers to embrace online shopping. But now it’s fair to say that they are making up for lost...

Are your grandchildren going back to the classroom this month? While some school districts will begin the year with online education, many others will have classes in person again, despite the continued risk from the COVID-19...

When was the last time you spoke with your doctor? Recently released data from eHealth found that among Medicare beneficiaries, 19% had delayed or cancelled medical care due to the coronavirus. For older Americans, this is just one of the many ways...

Summertime is typically synonymous with travel. Americans are gearing up for the 4th of July weekend but vacations are bound to look a little different this year as the country fights to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. With air...

It’s been over three months since much of the United States issued stay-at-home orders to help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. And though summer months and shifting guidelines have changed how communities approach the virus, it...

As the extended July 15 deadline to file 2019 taxes approaches, it’s never too early to start looking over your paperwork. And when you do so, keep an eye on your health insurance and medical expenses – it could save you money. In addition to...

If you’re spending the coronavirus shut-down period away from where you normally live, you’re a “coronavirus exile.” Coronavirus exiles include young adults forced to live with their parents again, families who fled congested urban environments for...