The Bureau of Consular Affairs, which handles U.S. Passports and International Travel, encourages U.S. citizens to use the Smart Travel Enrollment Program (STEP). This is especially important for boomers 55 plus as…

Turning 65 means you are now eligible for Medicare. Due to the amount of misinformation and confusing choices, figuring out Medicare can be a daunting task, but it doesn’t need to be. We have done our best to make a simple Medicare guide to help navigate this major change in your healthcare life.. (Updated 3/25/2014)

For boomers and seniors 62 and older you have access to a lifetime National Parks senior pass for $10. This one time purchase allows you to enjoy over 2,000 U.S. national parks, forests, refuges, monuments and recreation areas, by covering the entrance and amenity fees for the rest of your life. One senior pass will cover…

When you turn 65 you may think getting Original Medicare is straightforward. Before you enroll in Medicare, however, you should know these three weird things:

Senior65.com is leading the pack by understanding that boomers and seniors 65 and over are tech-savvy. Senior65.com has created one of the first of its kind completely online Medigap application, as well as offering…

With boomers becoming Medicare-eligible at record numbers they maybe concerned of how they will pay for their Medicare Part D, also known as a Prescription Drug Plan (PDP). A little known fact is…

When you turn 65 and enroll in Medicare and a Medicare Insurance plan you may wonder how your bills are covered. The basic way to explain this is there is a…

Heart disease affects millions of seniors on Medicare. February is American Heart Month, so take this month to make a pledge to take care of your heart. Here are some tips and…

Turning 65 may have visions of blue hair and polyester leisure suits, however today’s seniors are nothing like that. We have listed a few celebrities who will be Medicare Eligible this year.

There is so much information circling about on the web about Medicare. One of the big questions is who actually provides it. There is not a black and white answer to this, as Medicare may be provided by…