Medicare brings higher costs, fewer choices, and new rules in 2026. Review your plan during open enrollment to help avoid surprises.

Plan ahead for health care in retirement to help protect your lifestyle, savings, and long-term well-being.

The choices you make during Medicare’s Annual Open Enrollment (October 15 to December 7, 2025) can impact your health care access, your tax strategy, and your bottom line.

Watch the video “Avoiding Medicare Mistakes in Retirement” to learn expert strategies on retirement. Get practical tips from Savant Wealth Management.

Get ready for open enrollment this fall with key insights tailored for university professors. Learn how to optimize retirement contributions, evaluate pre-tax vs. Roth strategies, leverage consulting income, and review health and insurance benefits.

Some people plan for retirement, but not for long-term care. Learn how proactive custodial care planning can help you protect your assets, preserve dignity, and avoid costly mistakes.

As life expectancy continues to increase, chances are you will need access to long-term care services as you age. Financial advisor Kevin Kingston outlines the basics of long-term care financing options in his latest blog post.

Staying healthy and financially fit go hand in hand. Just like regular workouts build physical strength, consistent financial habits can help create long-term stability. From healthcare choices to smart savings strategies, here are five ways to strengthen your financial health.

Planning for healthcare costs in retirement is essential but often overlooked. With an estimated $165,000 needed for medical expenses, understanding Medicare, supplemental insurance, and savings options like HSAs can help secure your financial future while maintaining your desired lifestyle.

Securing the right care is paramount when facing a challenging health diagnosis. Addressing urgent financial tasks to protect your future and reduce stress for loved ones is also critical.

A Health Savings Account (HSA) offers a triple tax savings benefit and can be a powerful tool in your retirement portfolio. Financial advisor Nicholas De Jong provides more details in his latest blog post.

What does having enough mean to you? Let’s examine some possible meanings and how you may want to explore all aspects of having enough. Though it can mean something different to everyone, the question is worth exploring.