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Is Social Security Really a “Good Deal?” – Ask Rusty
Dear Rusty: You’ve said in the past that most people recoup their SS contributions within five years of starting benefits,...
Trump Makes Visa Fraud Costly Again
If you ever wondered what would happen if you combined a Ponzi scheme, a Chinese sweatshop, and a Nigerian email...
What Happens to Your 401(k) When You Change Jobs (And How to Make the Smartest Move)
Changing jobs can be an exciting career move, but it also raises important questions—such as “What happens to my 401(k)...
Best Ways to Save for Retirement
Planning for retirement is a great way to ensure financial security for your future. By taking the proper steps, such...
Terms Commonly Associated with Retirement
If you are planning for or nearing retirement, you’ve probably come across some unfamiliar words or phrases that are commonly...
Understanding How Medicare Works with Group Coverage
Trying to figure out when Medicare is a primary or secondary payer is the number one concern for those who...
Can I Drop Medicare If I Go Back to Work?
One common question among Medicare beneficiaries is “Can I drop Medicare if I choose to start working again?”, and the...
You Can’t Take it With You: Understanding the Limitations of Group Life Insurance
In the realm of employee benefits, group life insurance is often perceived as a safety net, providing financial security to...
Four things you should do at age 64 to prepare for Medicare
Turning age 64 does not come with instructions, so here are four things you should figure out before you apply...
Should I Enroll in Medicare if I Am Employed?
Depending on the type of coverage you have, you may have to enroll in Medicare Part B, even if you...
AMAC’s Medicare Tip of the Week: Deciding Between Insurance or Medicare
Planning to work past 65? Compare your employer's health plan to the available Medicare plans before dropping your current coverage....
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