Attention Diabetics! New Drug Plan Program Lowers Cost of Lantus to as little as $6.00 to $11.00 Increased Congressional scrutiny of drug pricing practices, particularly for the pricing of insulin, appears to be pr ...

It’s Hurricane Season.  Do You Need Hurricane Insurance? Technically, there’s no such thing as “hurricane insurance,” but if you live in a hurricane prone area, it’s a good idea to get a better understanding of your h ...

3 Experts Share Their Best Tips For Saving Money Recently we asked 3 specialists to share their ideas for saving money and living in retirement.  Here’s what each told us: Kevin L. Lawrence, MD pulmonologist of Sent ...

How Would You Document Your Losses After a Catastrophe? It’s the one thing that every person who has been through a fire, flood, tornado hurricane or other major disaster wish they had. Every firefighter and first res ...

Medicare Advantage Plans May Offer New Supplemental Benefits, But New Co-Pay “Tiers” May Raise Some Costs Enrollees in Medicare Advantage (MA) plans should take a careful look at changes in their health plan for 2 ...

Tax Planning?  Medical Expense Deduction Becomes Less Generous in 2019 Although there’s a new higher standard deduction for U.S. taxpayers this year, tax professionals are cautioning taxpayers against automatically ta ...

Are You Making These Costly Medicare Mistakes? Scientific research has confirmed that the human mind is basically lazy, and an abundance of choices, (more than 3) completely shuts down the decision-making process.  Dr ...

Four Ways To Pay For Dental Care  About one-out-of-four older Americans say that cost is a higher barrier to getting dental care than for any other type of medical service.  Sixty-four percent of working age American ...

Make Sure You Know The Correct Co-pay Before You Fill That Prescription! When Leslie R., of Arizona recently called her drug plan to refill a 90 day supply of her insulin drug Lantus, the customer service representati ...

What’s Secretly Sabotaging Your Finances? — Your Brain Rather than making deliberate well-reasoned choices, our brains often latch onto the first piece of information offered when making a decision, even though we may ...