You may be assuming that most of your healthcare expenses in retirement will be paid by Medicare, and that may be true. But ...

New law gives seniors a $6,000 tax break on Social Security, but many still face taxes. Fidelity suggests Roth IRAs, HSAs and delaying benefits to save.

If the government undergoes a partial shutdown on Oct. 1, essential federal services will continue but others will be limited or stopped.

Medicare Advantage and Part D premiums will dip in 2026, but rising Part B costs and benefit cuts may mean higher overall ...

The first government shutdown in six and a half years could happen next week. Here's how many workers could be impacted in ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The threat of a government shutdown has become a recurring event in Washington, though most of the time ...

A government shutdown is looming on Oct. 1 as Republicans and Democrats in Congress have not yet come to an agreement on ...

AstraZeneca said on Friday it will sell its diabetes and asthma drugs direct to cash-paying U.S. patients at a discount of up ...

Omnicare's bankruptcy follows years of costly settlements and a nearly $1 billion judgment, capping a troubled long-term care ...

Your first Medicare bill could be a lot more than you were expecting. Here’s how to prepare for a bill that could run into ...

While Medicare does not cover long-term nursing home stays, the federal agency provides limited coverage for short-term support in skilled nursing care facilities. These facilities specialize ...

There are a few expenses you might forget when creating your retirement budget. Here are three that could slip your mind — and throw your numbers off.