CHICAGO (Reuters) - We've all heard the scary numbers. Experts say Americans need to set aside hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for health care in retirement -- $200,000, $300,000 or more. Billions and billions, as the late astronomer Carl Sagan would have said.Full story
Opponents of the new health care overhaul law are threatening to repeal, defund and kill it in court, but that isn’t stopping Washington from implementing a number of important provisions in 2011. While many people will welcome the new benefits, some will face higher costs as a result of the law. Full story
By investing time to evaluate options on the Medicare website, seniors can make sure they are are signed up for the plan that's best for them. Full story
