You don't need to sign up for Social Security and Medicare at the same time. You can enroll in Medicare before or after claiming Social Security, and each program has different eligibility criteria.

Medicare open enrollment starts on October 15 and ends on December 7. Here's what to sign up for and what to avoid.

Applying for Medicare at the right time is crucial to ensure seamless healthcare coverage. In this blog post, we will provide you with a comprehensive guide to help you understand the best time to ...

To check the status of your Original Medicare (parts A and B) application, you can log into your Medicare or Social Security account online, call the Social Security Administration (SSA), or visit a ...

Roughly 100,000 people enroll in Medicare each month, and unless you're already collecting Medicare, you'll be among the 100,000 one of these months. Don't put off thinking about and preparing to ...

The amount of money you pay for Medicare coverage depends on the plan you choose. There's no universal Medicare Advantage ...

Boomer Benefits, a health insurance agency in Fort Worth, TX, is happy to announce that they have recently released a guide on how to apply for Medicare. It is important to note that it is the Social ...

You can contact Medicare or Social Security to check the status of your Part A or Part B application. For Part C, Part D, or Medigap applications, you must contact the insurance company directly. You ...

The Social Security full retirement age is 66 for most baby boomers, and you receive a smaller monthly payout if you sign up at a younger age. Some retirees further delay signing up in order to ...