While Medicare doesn’t cover routine eye care, it does cover medical issues with your eyes, such as cataracts. We show you how helpful Medicare can be for this common eye condition.

Medicare covers a number of vaccinations, but some go through Part B and some go through Part D.

You CAN use GoodRx while on Medicare. We’ll show you how, as well as several other ways to get prescription drug pricing.

Do you need to access your Benefit Verification Letter showing proof of Social Security and/or Medicare benefits? Do you need a replacement Medicare card or Form SSA-1099? These are just a few of the things you can access with an online My Social Security account.

Creating a My Social Security online account makes your Medicare enrollment process go much smoother. We’ll show you how!

One way to potentially reduce your tax burden is by filing taxes separately from your spouse, rather than as one joint household. But how does that impact your Medicare premiums?

Do you need your Form SSA-1099 to file your taxes, but can't find it? That's okay, because you can access this form online. We’ll show you how.

If you didn't enroll in Medicare Parts A & B during your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP) or Special Enrollment Period (SEP), you can enroll during the General Enrollment Period (GEP) — which is open January through March each year.

The Medicare Part D prescription drug deductible resets every January 1st. This means your prescription drug costs could be more expensive in the early part of the year.

If you enrolled in Medicare Part D after your initial enrollment period, you might have a lifetime late enrollment penalty. Check out our blog post and video tutorial to see how to remove the penalty in a few simple steps.