Tag: Healthcare

Fifty-seven percent of pre-retirees who have a financial adviser haven't talked with their financial adviser about health care costs, a survey finds.

The average expected future retirement health care premiums for Medicare and supplemental insurance for a healthy woman retiring this year and living to 89 are projected to be...

HSAs are gaining more acceptance as concerns about health care costs in retirement increase, and interestingly, they seem to be following a similar path as 401(k) plan growth.

Knowledge and the right tools can help individuals prepare for and perhaps reduce health care costs in retirement.

It is no wonder, since Baby Boomers are retiring with an average of only $104,000 in savings.

They also believe their financial future is largely dependent on their physical well-being.

Advising about saving for retirement health care costs can add to an adviser’s value proposition.

The national advisory firm announced the addition of HSA tax-exempt savings analysis to its core service lineup. 

For individuals, the cap is raised by $50 to $3,400.

While more than half of Americans across age groups are concerned about paying for health care in retirement, 41% of Baby Boomers say they are "very" concerned, according...

Among middle-income Boomers, that surges to 77%.

Health care expenses weigh heavily on retirees.

A study finds a 55-year-old man who has met his 80% income replacement goal will need an additional $25,679 investment growing at 6% annually to pay for all...

This presents an opportunity for advisers, MassMutual says.

Employer-sponsored retiree health benefits are disappearing, an analysis finds.

Conventional wisdom says that as confidence falls, thirst for advice climbs.