Chris Kissell is a writer and FinanceBuzz editor at Insurance.com. With over 20 years of experience, he focuses on personal finance, insurance, and health issues, exploring themes such as credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including U.S. News & World Report, Forbes, and Fox Business.
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Chris Kissell primarily covers personal finance, offering promotional deals, citing data and providing how-to guides. His content often revolves around topics such as saving money, retailers and restaurants. He would likely be interested in pitches related to personal finance tips, reviews of products or services related to saving money or achieving financial goals.
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Chris Kissell Millions of seniors count on Medicare Advantage to help them control health care costs during retirement.
Dave Ramsey is not a fan of new legislation that was intended to fix the nation's ailing housing market. Here is what he believes should be done instead.
Chris Kissell Many new retirees are surprised to learn that they must pay monthly premiums when they sign up for Medicare. But others are in for an even greater shock.
If you are enrolled in Medicare Advantage and live in two states, you could end up facing large bills. Find out why and what you can do to avoid this fate.
By: Chris Kissell
Chris Kissell The annual Medicare open enrollment period is just a couple of months away.
By: Chris Kissell, Laura Hohenstein
The nation's most important retirement program is in financial trouble. The nation's Social Security program is in deep financial trouble.
The annual Medicare open enrollment period is fast approaching. Find out what you must do to take advantage of this golden opportunity to improve your coverage.
Medicare hits some retirees with higher-than-normal Medicare premiums, but you don't have to simply accept these increased costs. Here's how to win an appeal.
Dave Ramsey is not a fan of new legislation that was intended to fix the nation's ailing housing market. Here is what he believes should be done instead.
Planning to delay enrolling in Medicare? Make sure you avoid common mistakes that could lead to permanently higher costs, penalties, or gaps in your coverage.
