The Medicare Extra Help program can save eligible retirees over $6,000 a year on prescription drug costs. See income limits, ...

Various organizations can help you navigate the Medicare enrollment process. These include SHIP, the CMS, and the SSA. Navigating the Medicare system and enrolling in the right plans at the right time ...

Dear Savvy Senior: Does Medicare offer any financial assistance programs for medication costs? I recently enrolled in a Medicare drug plan, but I take some expensive medications that have high ...

Are the unsolicited calls I’m getting from “Medicare” really offering me free medications, or is it a scam? What’s the difference between Medigap Plan F, Plan G and Plan N? Should I enroll in a ...

Organizations such as State Health Insurance Assistance Programs (SHIPs) can help a person choose a Medicare plan specific to their needs. Alternatively, brokers and insurance agents can offer advice.

For older adults, Medicare enrollment is a confusing and frustrating endeavor with significant medical and financial implications. In addition to the challenge of understanding what plan options are ...

Thanks to President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, a Biden-era plan to expand access to Medicare assistance has been pushed back to 2034. (1) The plan, which was finalized in 2023, was created to boost ...

Converting money from a tax-deferred retirement account to a Roth IRA can cause Medicare premiums for Part B and Part D to increase – in some cases dramatically – because Medicare premiums are tied to ...

It's open enrollment time for the roughly 2.2. million Michiganders who have Medicare, and it's more important than ever to choose wisely when it comes to Medicare Part D prescription drug plans.

With the deadline for Missouri Medicare patients to change their health insurance plans less than a month away, free open enrollment assistance is available at the Columbia Public Library. Every ...

What do I do if I don’t think I can afford my Medicare premiums? Are the unsolicited calls I’m getting from “Medicare” really offering me free medications, or is it a scam? What’s the difference ...