Tag: Medicare
Financial Tips for Federal Employees and Retirees: January 2020
These are some tips for federal employees and retirees regarding Medicare, the TSP and taxes.
Long-Term Care: Having “The Talk” Over the Holidays
Although it can be a difficult subject for families, the author says the holidays provide a good opportunity to discuss long-term care plans.
Should You Enroll in Medicare if you Have an FEHB Plan?
Should you add Medicare to your FEHB insurance in retirement? These are the various parts of Medicare to know about when weighing this option.
The Consequences of Working Past Age 65
There are advantages to working later in life, but also some potential downsides. Here are some important points to consider.
Federal Employees Who Didn’t Pay Social Security Taxes Will Now Have to Pay for Medicare
If you were under the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), you did not have to pay Social Security taxes, but the author says this may turn out not to be a good thing when it comes to Medicare in retirement.
Social Security, Medicare Projected to Continue Gradual Financial Declines
The 2019 Trustees reports show that Medicare and Social Security are viable for now but remain on an unsustainable financial path.
Will Social Security be Gone by the Time I Retire?
A question younger Americans often ask is, “Will Social Security be there when I retire?” The author explores this scenario and what threats the program faces.
Medicare and FEHB: A Bizarre Arrangement
The author says that Medicare and FEHB are good benefits separately, but they do not work well when used together.
Should Retirees with FEHB Enroll in Medicare Part D?
Retired federal employees may wonder if they should enroll in Medicare Part D with FEHB benefits. Here is an overview of how the two work together.
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