Still Working at 65? Here’s How to Handle Medicare

Monday, June 29, 2026

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By Jim Miller If you or your spouse is still working past age 65 and have health insurance through

Charitable Contributions from IRAs

By Laurie Haelen Did you know that, if you are at least 70½ years old, you can make tax-free

By John Addyman | john.addyman@yahoo.com My youngest daughter has a favorite saying for my birthday. On that occasion, she

By Eva Briggs, M.D. Recently I was reading my husband’s copy of “Nature,” an international science journal. I found

By Jim Miller As you approach retirement, one of the most important financial decisions you’ll face is when to

Understanding the ups and downs for peace of mind investing By Laurie Haelen Conventional wisdom states that what goes

By John Addyman | john.addyman@yahoo.com Did you ever think about the kind of people who own certain cars? I

By Jim Miller You can sign up to begin your Social Security retirement benefits any time after age 62.

By Laurie Haelen When the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was passed in the summer of 2025, there

By John Addyman | john.addyman@yahoo.com When my wife and I had been married three years, we left our dachshund

By Laurie Haelen Throughout your working years, you continue to save while your actual time horizon — the amount