Diane Faligowski

Turning 65, or approaching Medicare eligibility for any other reason, comes with a big decision that trips up almost everyone at first: should you go with a Medicare Advantage plan, or pair Original Medicare with […]

Maybe your doctor left your plan’s network. Maybe your prescriptions got more expensive. Maybe you’re just tired of prior authorizations and referrals. Whatever the reason, if you’re thinking about leaving Medicare Advantage and heading back

If you’re past 50 and don’t have a life insurance policy yet, you might assume the door has closed. It hasn’t. But it’s also not quite the same door you’d have walked through at 30.

Starting a new job comes with a stack of paperwork, and health insurance enrollment is usually the part people rush through the fastest. That’s understandable — benefits packets are confusing, deadlines are tight, and most

You picked a great doctor. Your insurance card is in your wallet. Everything feels covered — until the bill arrives and it’s nowhere close to what you expected. More often than not, the culprit is

If you’ve been turned down for life insurance in the past, or you’re worried a health condition will disqualify you, you’re not alone. Many seniors assume their medical history closes the door on coverage. The

You have health insurance — so you’re covered, right? Not always. When an unexpected accident lands you in the emergency room, your health plan picks up a portion of the bill. But what about the

Most people know there’s a window each year to sign up for health coverage. But what happens if you miss it? That’s where the Special Enrollment Period (SEP) comes in — a lifeline for people

Gen Z has a reputation for doing things differently. Rethinking career paths, rejecting hustle culture, prioritizing mental health, questioning institutions their parents took for granted. In a lot of ways, that skepticism is earned and