Will I lose Social Security benefits if I sell my house?
Extra income can change the benefits a person receives from Social Security or Medicaid, writes columnist Philip Moeller.
Why don’t ‘Medicare for All’ plans include Americans living abroad?
Columnist Phil Moeller answers your questions about recent 'Medicare for All' proposals and how to choose between Medicare and private insurance plans.
How will my tax return affect my Medicare premium?
Medicare’s high-income surcharges apply to an entire calendar year, writes columnist Philip Moeller.
Medicare and Social Security stay on unsustainable financial paths, reports show
Mostly unchanged from last year's report, the outlook for Social Security improved slightly. Its solvency was extended to 2035 due to significant changes in the program’s disability insurance fund.
If you are employed and have employer group health insurance, you did not need to get Medicare when you turned 65, columnist Phil Moeller explains.
Rising insulin prices are once again shining an uncomfortable spotlight on drug-company CEOs, who have been dutifully taking a public pounding before congressional committees.
Patients look to hospital staff to take care of them and help them get better, not to expose them to additional health and financial problems.
Your Social Security benefits can be drastically different based on your marital status, writes columnist Philip Moeller.
Many people mistakenly think that Medicare covers lots of things that it doesn't, only to learn the reality of its limitations when they or a loved one is denied coverage.
