A reader wants to be sure he won't be penalized when he signs up for Medicare Part B coverage after age 65.

CJ Miller of Sensible Money describes the three key decisions you need to make with your 401(k): How much to contribute, whether to contribute pre-tax or after-tax and how to invest your money.

The Hospital Transparency Rule was put into effect to help consumers navigate healthcares costs with more knowledge, but is that the actual effect?

Amy Shepard of Sensible Money explains three ways to teach young children about money.

Make more money from your side hustle by investing it in a retirement account.

A reader would like to determine what his wife's benefit will be since she's claiming on his work record. He claimed Social Security early - how does that impact his wife?

Financial adviser Jane Mepham explains the five ways a brokerage account will benefit you.

Wealth advisers need an expanded set of investment options to meet their client’s goals and objectives, writes Tony Davidow, CIMA, author of Goals-Based Investing.

What ripple effects would lowering the Medicare Eligibility Age create?

Jeffery Levine, chief planning officer at Buckingham Wealth Partners, answered a reader question about whether it was reasonable to pay back student loans during the Moratorium

With life expectancy increasing, retirees need to have a plan for what they will do and need for their late retirement.

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In the years before becoming eligible for Medicare, what are some ways to purchase health insurance?

While the Fed and inflation can make headlines, financial adviser Massi De Santis says it’s not obvious that you should be changing your long-term financial plan and your investments as a result of short-term changes in inflation and monetary policy, assuming you have a robust plan.