News, insights and expert analysis on retirement from the team at Kiplinger.
If you have Medicare Part D or a Medicare Advantage plan, review your Annual Notice of Change. It can save you money and ensure you can still see your preferred doctors and hospitals.
By Donna LeValley
Seniors tend to pay more for car insurance, but these discounts and strategies can help you keep rates down.
By Rachael Green
Intentionally using your wealth to create lasting memories with the people you love, rather than just saving for someday, is one of life's greatest gifts.
By Dryden Pence
Prepare for rising Part D costs, shrinking drug plan options, and newly negotiated prescription prices before Open Enrollment begins.
By Donna LeValley
Failing to reach Social Security's 40-credit requirement doesn't mean your tax contributions are lost. Here are some options to help you secure benefits.
By Martha Shedden, CRPC®, RSSA®
retirement Whether you're planning ahead for your own heirs or have been asked to be the executor of an estate for someone else, it pays to understand what the role requires.
By Katherine Reynolds Lewis
Having a power of attorney is critical should the time come when you can't make health and financial decisions on your own.
By Ella Vincent
Estate planning for women must account for longer average lifespans, interrupted work lives and other gender differences. It's crucial for their financial and physical health.
By Deborah Yao
There are many steps you have to take if you're named the executor of an estate, and each estate is different, but there are some basic steps to follow.
By Sandra Block
