Many early retirees face a significant challenge: the health insurance gap. Retiring before the age of 65 often leaves individuals without employer-sponsored health coverage and ineligible for ...

If you retire earlier than most or were forced to quit due to layoffs, you face a potentially longer gap. For someone in ...

Take charge of your retirement by resolving to make robust plans for your health, financial security, and fulfillment in 2026 ...

Health care costs for retirees just keep rising. A 65-year-old retiring in 2025 can expect to spend $172,500 on health care costs and medical expenses throughout retirement, according to a new survey ...

Outliving your retirement savings is one of the most common retirement-related fears, and it's easy to see why. If you aren't ...

Retirement is supposed to be a time to relax and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. However, the reality of retirement often includes a significant increase in healthcare costs, which can be a source of ...

Retirees in state government's health insurance plans for public school and state employees would pay slightly more for their coverage in calendar year 2026, but the current employees would pay the ...

Health care costs for retirees just keep rising. A 65-year-old retiring in 2025 can expect to spend $172,500 on health care costs and medical expenses throughout retirement, according to a new survey ...

The average age of a first heart attack for men is 65.5, while the average age for a breast cancer diagnosis is the early 60s ...

A letter issued to CPS Energy employees who retired more than 15 years ago under former CEO Milton Lee has sparked debate — and regret from at least one trustee — as the city-owned utility looks to ...

About 350 retirees just learned their life insurance benefit will end Jan. 1, according to WENY. Cayuga Health told former employees it will stop covering a $4,000 retiree policy long included with ...

A group of retirees from one of the state’s largest utilities, led by a former top corporate officer, is protesting planned changes in health care benefits that they argue will “significantly harm” ...