Retirement
Medicare Alert: How to Walk Away From the Pharmacy Counter Paying $0
MTN Staff on January 19, 2026
Avoid sticker shock at the pharmacy counter by signing up for this.
Why Experts Hate Trump’s New 401(k) Homebuying Plan
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 16, 2026
Trump’s proposing to let you tap your 401(k) for a home down payment. Sounds good … until you look under the hood.
4 Financial Moves to Make in 2026 for a No-Regrets Retirement
MTN Staff on January 15, 2026
The average American could be socking away nearly $30,000 this year. Here’s how to get there.
Social Security ‘Clawbacks’ and Medicare Caps: New Scams Targeting Seniors in 2026
MTN Staff on January 15, 2026
Scammers are weaponizing new 2026 regulations to threaten your benefits or promise fake refunds. Here is how to spot the trap.
3 Surprise Medicare Expenses That Could Wipe Out Your Nest Egg in 2026
MTN Staff on January 15, 2026
These could cost you thousands in health care expenses this year.
Here’s Why Your 2.8% Social Security Raise Feels Like a Pay Cut
MTN Staff on January 15, 2026
The 2026 cost-of-living adjustment has arrived, but rising Medicare premiums and stubborn inflation are already devouring the extra cash.
This Industry Is Adding Half a Million Jobs for an Aging America
Kendall Blythe on January 14, 2026
Think it’s AI? You’d be wrong. The answer is much closer to home.
Here’s Why Half of Middle-Aged Americans Are Forced to Retire Early
MTN Staff on January 14, 2026
An unplanned early retirement can have devastating financial consequences. Here’s what you should know.
The Surprising Old-School Money Move That Is Winning Over Gen Z
Kendall Blythe on January 13, 2026
Intrigued? You should be. It could be good for you, too.
A Simple Social Security Rule That Could Add $800 to Your Monthly Checks
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 12, 2026
If you miss this rule, you are voluntarily leaving $10,000+ on the table over your lifetime.
70% of Retirees Have the Life They Envisioned, yet Half Are Too Scared to Enjoy It
Kendall Blythe on January 12, 2026
Retired, wealthy and anxious. Is this the new American nightmare?
Partial Retirement Is the New Normal: 12 Jobs That Pay Well for 10 Hours a Week
Kendall Blythe on January 12, 2026
All the professional kudos for a fraction of the time commitment. What’s not to love?
Anyone Can Retire at 55 With $500,000 — in Theory. But Before You Hand in Your Notice, Here’s What the Reality Might Look Like
Kendall Blythe on January 8, 2026
Early retirement is difficult even with over $1,000,000 in savings. What about with half that?
At 65, Eric and Alma Wanted an Easier Life and Downsized to a Sleek City Apartment. A Year Later, They Wondered If They Had Done the Right Thing
Kendall Blythe on January 7, 2026
A smaller home, no garden and a market around the corner. Was the convenience worth the cost?
The Dangerous Catch in Jim Cramer’s ‘Radical’ Retirement Formula
MTN Staff on January 6, 2026
The high-decibel CNBC host pitches a strategy that some investors will find hard to swallow.
Suddenly Wealthy? Here’s How to Handle It
Mike Pappis on January 6, 2026
Discover these key considerations for managing a lump sum of money.
Warren Buffett Just Retired, but His Best Investing Lessons Can Still Guide You
MTN Staff on January 6, 2026
The Oracle of Omaha is stepping back, but his timeless principles can still shape your financial future.
43% of Older Americans Work After Claiming Social Security — but for 2 Very Different Reasons
MTN Staff on January 6, 2026
Not all Social Security recipients work out of necessity. Here’s what decades of data reveals.
Medicare Part B Premiums Are Devouring Your Social Security Raise
MTN Staff on January 6, 2026
Your Social Security adjustment is supposed to offset inflation, but one critical expense is moving much faster than the rest.
6 Ways Food Stamps Are Vital for 11 Million Older Americans
Kendall Blythe on January 5, 2026
Even the minimum benefit can provide meaningful help for a tight monthly food budget.
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