Health insurance

Students can always borrow money for school, but there are no "retirement loans" available for clients to use to fund life after work, a CFP writes.

Pre-retirees expect their annual health-related expenses to top $7,000 once retired, however the actual cost can be much more.

Nearly three in four defer medical treatment, get suboptimal care to avoid deductibles or skip appointments to sidestep a bill.

The cost of health care before retirement is inherently more volatile than after, according to an expert.

Guiding them through the fine print of narrow networks, deductibles and copays could become a key differentiator.

Superstitions with catchy phrases persist.

Dave Grant thought he’d seen it all as an advisor. Then an investment review meeting turned deadly serious.

The startups competing at XY Planning Network's fintech competition say they're solving RIA practice concerns that the industry has failed to address.

The right health insurance is all that’s needed to use this triple-tax advantaged savings account.

Clients are advised to start looking for coverage in the marketplace, which will be open for 2019 enrollment from November 1 through December 15.

Advisors have very little power to fix the health care system, but they can help others manage skyrocketing medical costs.

A data firm and a hospital network are betting that advisors can utilize precise cost forecasts for clients' health needs.

Advisors are in trouble if they neglect a client’s health needs.

Actually, there’s a third answer, says planner Victoria Konrad.

Advisors must be prepared with tax and planning strategies to help when clients fall ill.

The right strategy can save clients thousands of dollars, although the options are complicated.

Help could be on the way for retirement-age clients asking prickly questions about coverage options.

High-net-worth clients can side-step this Affordable Care Act tariff if they opt to place their investments in an S corporation. Here’s how.

Gap in coverage concerns older clients; planners are also taking a closer look at HSAs.

Here’s how to help prepare clients for what comes next.