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How Medicare and Social Security Affect HSA Eligibility
Those 65 and older who want to contribute to a health savings account must plan ahead.
Are the Latest Alzheimer’s Treatments Worth the Cost?
Expert on aging and caregiving weighs in on the state of long-term care in the U.S.
Howard Gleckman: ‘We Pretend This Isn’t a Problem’
An expert on aging discusses long-term care in the U.S., including the toll on caregivers, innovations in Alzheimer’s disease treatment, and the financial ramifications for older adults.
What Can My HSA Be Used For?
Use your health savings account to cover these healthcare costs.
When Do You Get Kicked Off Your Parents’ Insurance?
Here’s what you need to know about getting your own health insurance.
Make the Most of Your HSA Benefits and Investments in 2024
Also, Morningstar’s rankings of the best health savings account providers and a breakdown of the HSA triple-tax advantage.
It’s Time for a Checkup on Your Medicare Coverage
What’s new for 2024, and where to find answers to your Medicare enrollment questions.
Worried About Long-Term Care Expenses? Let’s Do Something About It.
How a fourth portfolio bucket can help.
It’s Open Enrollment Season. Have You Taken a Good Look at an HSA?
For high-income investors, the high-deductible healthcare plan/HSA combo is close to a no-brainer.
What Happens to Your HSA in Retirement?
HSA-owning retirees need to think about asset allocation, sequence of withdrawals, and beneficiary designations.
What to Look for When Shopping for a Health Savings Account
Pay attention to fees, interest rates, and minimum savings requirements for your HSA.
5 Money Mistakes to Avoid in Q4 2023
These year-end oversights can cost you.
Navigating Medicare Open Enrollment for 2024
Plus, Social Security’s 2024 COLA increase and a rare win for actively managed funds.
Dr. Anita Mukherjee: Exploring the Link Between Wealth, Longevity, and Quality of Life
The University of Wisconsin professor on the challenges of decumulation, the connection between defaults and abandoned retirement accounts, and the ‘hassle costs’ that can weigh on workers.
Can You Save Too Much in a Health Savings Account?
Even savers whose assets exceed their healthcare expenses have some escape hatches.