Social Security, Medicare, and Health Care

Nearly 70 percent of Americans ages 65 and older will eventually need long-term care, often at an exponential cost.

Legislative moves have pushed insurance providers to loosen their usual restrictions on enrollment periods and health care service coverage.

If you’re 65 and getting coverage through your employer, it's easy to neglect the Medicare paperwork. But putting it off could have financial implications.

A new law expanding coronavirus paid sick leave brings more uncertainty to businesses already grappling with market unrest and a sharp drop in customers.

We have compiled tax withholding tips to help you reduce the likelihood of owing a significant payment or, even worse, facing a penalty for underpayment.

Every year we can count on some changes to the Social Security system that will affect both retirees and workers who are currently paying into the program.

One of the biggest decisions facing people in retirement is selecting an assisted living community, a task made more difficult in the absence of children.

Brighton Jones advisor Tim Amen, CFP® offers an in-depth look at both the mechanics and potential benefits of health savings accounts.

As Personal CFOs, we work with clients to see the big picture—their total balance sheet and how everything works together. We also painstakingly catalog and analyze every detail, understanding how each component fits into the broader, holistic plan.

Each day will bring a new set of uncertainties, many of which you will be woefully unprepared for, but we’ve put together a list of questions you can address before a cry is ever heard.