Medicare isn't a "set it and forget it" program. Coverage that worked well one year may not be so great in others. Changes to premiums, plan rules, and out-of-pocket costs can stealthily chip away at ...

A 65-year-old worker recently posted on Reddit about a problem many near-retirees face: they enrolled in Social Security at full retirement age while still working and discovered that Medicare Part A ...

Trump’s near-flat Medicare Advantage rate sparks insurer selloff, raising fears of benefit cuts for 35 million seniors.

Most federal employees and annuitants know they are eligible for Medicare benefits at age 65. What’s less clear is how and when to enroll in the different parts of Medicare. Here’s what to keep in ...

Don't assume that it pays to enroll right away. There's a reason many older Americans wait until age 65 to retire: It's when Medicare eligibility typically begins. By contrast, seniors are allowed to ...

Many federal retirees wonder whether their Federal Employees Health Benefits coverage changes when they become eligible for Medicare at age 65. One of the most common concerns is whether FEHB reduces ...

Medicare Advantage plans are known for offering extra benefits beyond what original Medicare offers, and one such benefit gaining popularity is the Medicare Part B giveback, sometimes called the ...

Most U.S. citizens age 65 or older qualify for free Medicare Part A (hospital insurance), but you will be responsible for ...