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“What's your number?” the conventional financial planner asks, and what he means is How much money will you need to retire?...

A new study by Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research shows that although they may be covered by Medicare once they reach the age of 65, seniors may still face steep out-of-pocket health care expenses in retirement. ...

Commercial real estate has been very hard hit by the recession, but one area of the industry has proven to be quite resilient: senior housing....

On the heels of his televised health care summit, President Obama has signaled to congressional leaders that he will consider adopting a number of GOP provisions....

The senate’s recent failure to prevent a 21 percent cut in Medicare payments to physicians has doctors outraged....

Health insurance varies widely across income groups, with those of lower means most likely to lack health coverage. ...

Medical advancements are improving quality of life and life expectancy, according to the National Center for Health Statistics’s report for 2009....

Medical advancements are improving quality of life and life expectancy, according to the National Center for Health Statistics’s report for 2009....

The Insured Retirement Institute has completed its transformation with the hiring of Karen Alvarado, the new vice president for compliance and regulatory affairs....

The recent economic crisis has resulted in the emergence of a “planner” type personality among Boomers....