Medicare Enrollment Is Here. Who Can You Trust to Help You Choose?

October 16, 2026 - Melissa Carter – Senior Insurance & Retirement Planning Contributor

Medicare beneficiaries can find trustworthy help during Open Enrollment, recognize misleading sales tactics, and make informed decisions about their 2027 coverage.Medicare Open Enrollment began Octob...

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Medicare Open Enrollment Begins Tomorrow. Here’s What Seniors Should Check Before Choosing 2027 Coverage

October 14, 2026 - Kathy Casale – Insurance Contributor

Medicare Open Enrollment begins October 15. Before keeping your current plan or switching coverage, review the details that could affect your doctors, prescriptions, and out-of-pocket costs in 2027.M...

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Before You Cancel an Old Life Insurance Policy, Understand What You Could Be Giving Up

October 13, 2026 - Kathy Casale – Insurance Contributor

An old life insurance policy can become expensive to maintain, especially after retirement. But cancelling coverage without reviewing the available options could mean giving up cash value, future pro...

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When Your Parents Need Help With Money: The Financial Responsibilities Families Don't Expect

October 5, 2026 - Rachel Bennett – Consumer Insurance & Retirement Planning Contributor

As parents age, adult children may gradually become involved in bills, insurance, Social Security and other financial matters. The transition can happen slowly—and families often discover they need t...

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Retirement at 65 Is Becoming Less Certain

October 3, 2026 - Melissa Carter – Senior Insurance & Retirement Planning Contributor

More Americans are continuing to work beyond traditional retirement age, but the reasons are complicated—and the financial consequences can affect Social Security, Medicare, retirement savings and th...

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Retirement After 65: Why More Americans Are Rethinking What “Retired” Means

September 30, 2026 - Melissa Carter – Senior Insurance & Retirement Planning Contributor

For many Americans, turning 65 no longer marks a clean dividing line between work and retirement. Current federal data show that nearly one in five people age 65 and older remained in the labor force...

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Life Settlements vs. Letting a Life Insurance Policy Lapse: What Policyowners Should Know

September 21, 2026 - Kathy Casale

Missing a premium and selling a life insurance policy are two very different events. Understanding what happens to the policy, the death benefit, cash value and future options can matter before cover...

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Life Settlement vs. Policy Surrender: What Happens When You No Longer Want Your Life Insurance?

September 17, 2026 - Kathy Casale – Insurance Contributor

Giving up a life insurance policy can mean very different things depending on whether you surrender it or sell it. The difference can affect the money you receive, the policy itself and who ultimatel...

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Comparing Options for Accessing Life Insurance Funds

September 16, 2026 - Kathy Casale – Insurance Contributor

Living benefits and life settlements can both provide access to the value of a life insurance policy before death, but they are fundamentally different transactions.Life insurance is generally design...

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The Life Insurance Gap: Why So Many Seniors May Never Know They Could Sell a Policy

September 11, 2026 - Rob Haynie – Forbes Business Council Member & Life Settlement Industry Expert

Hundreds of thousands of older Americans are estimated to let life insurance lapse each year. New market data shows just how much more value some policyholders may receive when they explore the secon...

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