Diane Faligowski

It’s not the kind of gift you’d put a bow on, but it might be one of the most meaningful things a millennial can do for their aging parents: buying them a final expense policy.

For a lot of people, the biggest barrier to getting health coverage isn’t finding a plan — it’s assuming they can’t afford one. But many people who think they’ll pay full price for insurance actually

So you’re finally booking your first real eye exam. Maybe you’ve been squinting at your phone for way too long, maybe the whiteboard in class has been looking a little blurry, or maybe you just

Ask five people what they “know” about Medicare, and you’ll probably get five different answers, and at least a couple of them will be wrong. Medicare misinformation spreads fast, passed down from well-meaning parents, repeated

When people think about vision insurance, they usually picture the basics: an eye exam, a new pair of glasses, maybe a set of contacts. But vision plans have evolved, and many now offer discounts or

Turning 65 is a milestone worth celebrating, but it also comes with a stack of decisions that can feel overwhelming fast. Somewhere between the birthday cards and the retirement countdown, a notice from Social Security

One of the first questions people ask when shopping for final expense insurance is: how much do I actually need? Too little and your family is left covering the gap out of pocket. Too much

You lace up your running shoes before sunrise. You hit the trails on weekends. Maybe you ski, bike, rock climb, or play in a weekend soccer league. An active lifestyle keeps you healthy, energized, and

If your mom or dad is approaching 65, there’s a good chance you’re the one they’re turning to for help sorting it all out. Medicare paperwork, deadlines, and acronyms can be confusing at any age,