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It seems that no matter what happens with the economy, prices continue to rise, and year after year, the purchasing power of the dollar drops. Much of this has to do with inflation, and unfortunately, inflation can take a huge bite out of your ability to utilize your income to…

Today in the United States, there are over 20 million people who rely on a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan for their Medicare coverage for health care. That means that one out of every three Medicare beneficiaries has a Part C policy. You can purchase Medicare Advantage (MA), or Medicare…

When the topic of spousal benefits comes up, it is often connected to the other spouse’s death. However, as a spouse, you may be entitled to benefits while your better half is still living and receiving their retirement benefits. Even if you have not worked under Social Security yourself, you…

Social Security income is a necessity for many Americans. After retirement, Social Security may be the only income that is coming in on a regularly basis, and because of this, the amount of these benefits is critical for financial planning, especially for individuals that have only limited amounts of savings….

All too often, a call comes in from an unknown number. Should you even answer it? Let’s say you do. It’s a call from the “Social Security Administration” telling you that your benefits will be revoked or that legal action will be taken against your Social Security Number unless you…

For many people, even those who diligently plan for a rainy day, disability is often overlooked as a potential life crisis. Perhaps you have purchased life insurance and have been investing in a savings plan but have not given much thought as to what you or your family would do…