Dear Toni: I am retiring in February when I turn 65 and will need to enroll in Medicare Parts A and B with a supplement and a Part D prescription drug plan. My husband, James, is 72 and has heart ...

Before I enroll in Medicare, I want to be sure I am asking the right questions, not just filling out forms. These six checks ...

Read plan details carefully, and expect changes to prices and coverage Medicare open-enrollment period for 2025 is approaching - it runs from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7 - and it's shaping up to be very ...

If a parent is not automatically enrolled in Medicare Part A, you can help them enroll during their initial enrollment period (IEP). You can access enrollment options through the Social Security ...

Every fall, Medicare beneficiaries can review and adjust their selections for the coming year to ensure their plan still fits their health care needs. That’s because Medicare Part D prescription drug ...

Dear Toni: I am turning 65 on April 4, working part time and not eligible for employer benefits, so I need Medicare. A friend gave me confusing advice about enrolling, saying that the seven-month ...

2. Confirm your prescription drugs are still covered and affordable Carolyn McClanahan, a physician and certified financial planner (CFP), says the biggest mistake seniors can make is to not revisit ...

The cost of Medicare is headed noticeably higher next year. According to the latest Medicare Trustees report, Part B monthly premiums are expected to jump from about $185 in 2025 to $206.50 in 2026 — ...

People do not typically need to reenroll in Medicare. This should happen automatically after their initial signup. However, if a Medicare Advantage plan is changing, a person can choose to reenroll.

You may change your Medicare plan during the open enrollment period Oct. 15–Dec. 7. If you’ve disenrolled from Medicare Part B, you may reenroll during the Medicare Advantage open enrollment period ...