Don't always expect to have a "special relationship of trust and confidence." A new court ruling makes it more important than ever to ask tough questions of anyone trying to sell you any financial ...

Mayor Patrick Collins said the city was assessing damages and needed cleanup after massive winds took down trees, downed ...

A Santa Rosa veteran is fighting to reclaim his home from his mortgage lender, and his experience with a reverse mortgage reveals the many risks of such loans for a growing class of older Americans.

Middle- and lower-income retirees face a growing gap between income and long-term care expenses, forcing advisors to rethink planning strategies.

Since the Affordable Care Act subsidies expired at the end of 2025, Americans have undoubtedly been encountering a great deal ...

Health insurance didn’t start as a job perk — it grew out of early prepaid hospital plans in the 1920s, expanded during World ...

During the Great Recession, artist Jeannie Friedman was hit hard. "I was always very self-sufficient financially," she says. "I lost my savings and my house and moved from upstate New York ...

AARP Tax-Aide is offering free tax clinics at both the Central Library on Quincy Street and the library branch on Columbia Pike. The nationwide program helped over 1.7 million people in the 2024 tax ...

Privilege in healthcare is shaped by geography, timing and a patient's ability to navigate an unforgiving system while in ...

STAT investigates how a Texas couple cashed in on a new law that's supposed to protect patients from surprise medical bills.

The explosion Medicare Advantage special needs plan enrollment reached 21% in 2025, driven by targeted care for chronic and dual-eligible members.

A handful of of Florida counties provide safety net health care for low-income residents. In others, there are few options.