Category Archives: medicare

medicare, retirement · December 3, 2025

Prepare for the Rising Cost of Medicare

Nearly everyone enrolled in Medicare pays a monthly premium for Part B coverage, which helps pay the expense of doctor visits, lab tests, and other care that occurs outside of the hospital.

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medicare, retirement · November 5, 2025

What Every Medicare Advantage Enrollee Must Do ASAP

If you, or someone you know, is enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan, it is incredibly important to carefully review what is in store for 2026.

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life insurance, medicare · October 30, 2025

Skip This Workplace Benefit

As you review your workplace benefits during open enrollment (and you are reviewing, right?), I want you to ignore the life insurance benefit.

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medicare · March 19, 2025

Watch Out for This When Starting a New Job

I bet if you work in the private sector you’ve likely changed jobs from time to time, right?

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medicare · December 19, 2024

Podcast Episode – Ask KT and Suze Anything: Can My Spouse Help Me Fund My Roth?

On this episode of Ask KT and Suze Anything, Suze answers questions about IRA rollovers, savings accounts, Medicare and more.

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medicare, retirement · December 18, 2024

Here’s How Much Medicare Will Cost in 2025

Medicare pays for a bulk of older Americans’ health care costs, but not all. And each year Medicare adjusts key costs that are paid by enrollees.

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medicare, saving · November 20, 2024

Podcast Episode – Ask KT & Suze Anything: Hope For Those Who Feel Hopeless

On this Ask KT and Suze Anything, Suze answers questions about helping an older parent manage their money, starting to save your money, Medicare and so much more.

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medicare, retirement · September 18, 2024

Medicare News You Need to Know

If you or a loved one is enrolled in Medicare, it’s important to stay on top of developments.

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health insurance, medicare, retirement · May 22, 2024

How to Avoid Higher Medicare Costs

For the next few years, a record number of Americans will be turning 65 years old, which also happens to be the year that Medicare eligibility starts.

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