I’m in my 70s. Should I take the tax hit and withdraw all of my inherited IRA to avoid required minimum distributions?

I’m in my mid-70s, have no debt and have managed as a single person to amass about $1 million in traditional IRA savings, ...
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Do you know what you earned 2 years ago? Why it's important for Medicare enrollment

The number of people paying Medicare surcharges continues to rise. Will you have to pay next year? For answers, check your ...

Medicare Part D plans: Expert reveals that 95% of beneficiaries are overspending on prescriptions

Nearly all 55 million Medicare users overpay for prescriptions. Expert Katy Votava explains how to compare Part D plans and ...
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TONI SAYS: How do I pay a Medicare premium when not receiving Social Security?

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Even Retired Millionaires Still Qualify for These 5 Government Benefits

Insights Even millionaires can receive government benefits.  Medicare is one of the best benefits available regardless of net ...

3 Big Health Savings Account (HSA) Mistakes You Don't Want to Make

The nice thing about HSAs is that they're triple tax-advantaged. Your money goes in on a pre-tax basis, investment gains in ...

How to open a health savings account if you’re self-employed

GoodRx reports self-employed individuals can open health savings accounts (HSAs) if they have a qualified HDHP, helping ...

Medicare doesn’t cover these 3 expenses that total over $100K — make sure you’ll have enough in your HSA to cover them

That’s when Medicare kicks in. Having health coverage at that point can help keep your retirement savings intact — because ...

I turned 65 in April, but I’m still working and on my employer’s health plan. I was advised not to sign up for Medicare. But now I’m paranoid that I made a mistake. W…

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Sitting Out Medicare Open Enrollment This Year? You May Want to Rethink That

If you don't have any issues with your current Medicare plan, then you may be inclined to skip open enrollment this year. But it pays to look around and see what else is out there. You may find that a ...
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How to pay Medicare premiums while not receiving Social Security

Dear Toni: My Medicare starts Nov. 1, and I received my first bill, due Oct. 25, about a week ago. This bill is for three months, from Nov. 1 to Jan. 31, and it’s over $550. I currently have more than ...