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Medicare to Cover Obesity Drugs Under Trump Deal for as Little as $50. What You Need to Know

Trump's deal slashes GLP-1 drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries and others, unlocking coverage for millions with obesity and related conditions.

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10 Retirement Myths Keeping Older Americans From Financial Freedom

Retirement should be a time of freedom, not fear. Yet many older Americans enter this phase of life with outdated beliefs that limit their financial...

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The NDIS shifts almost $27m a year in mental health costs alone, our new study suggests

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was set up in 2013 to help Australians with disability live more independently, and participate more in work and community life.

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Cash In on Your Medicare Advantage Flex Card Perks Before They Disappear

With the 2025 rapidly coming to a close, here's how Flex Cards work and a guide on the best items to stock up on before December 31.

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Why Scammers Are Targeting Family Members Instead of Seniors Themselves

For years, scammers have focused directly on seniors—posing as Medicare agents, tech support, or long-lost relatives. But recently, a troubling shift has emerged: fraudsters are...

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2026 Health Insurance Costs Could Double for Millions as Subsidies Expire

For millions of Americans—especially retirees not yet eligible for Medicare—2026 could bring a painful surprise. Key subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), expanded during...

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I’m a Retirement Planner: Here’s Why Delaying Social Security Until 70 Could Cost You Money

Delaying Social Security until age 70 can seem smart, but experts warn it may cost you more than you gain depending on health, taxes and income.

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The Widow’s Tax Penalty That Still Hurts Millions Every Year

Losing a spouse is one of life’s most painful experiences. But for millions of widows, the grief is compounded by something unexpected: a higher tax...

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Why Seniors Are Skipping Vacations to Cover Medical Inflation

For generations, retirement was seen as a time to travel—whether it was road trips across the country, cruises with friends, or long-awaited visits to family....

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How to Appeal a Medicare Decision Without Hiring an Attorney

Receiving a denial from Medicare can feel like a dead end—especially when the service or treatment in question is essential. Whether it’s a hospital stay,...

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'We Could Be Looking At A True Inflection Point For Cannabis,' Optimism Surges Among Investors Thanks To The 'Trump Effect'

There have been some signals over the last several months that President Donald Trump may be considering a more permissive stance on cannabis. This potential for change at the federal level, dubbed "the Trump effect," has produced new levels of optimism among cannabis investors, CNBC reports.

Benzinga

6 Mistakes Boomers Are Making With Their Money in the Trump Economy

As economic uncertainty grows months into President Trump's second term, many baby boomers are making money moves that could jeopardize their retirement.

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Dental Cost Advice for New Retirees, From a New Retiree

What I faced in my first dental bill after retiring.

Kiplinger

The $18,000 Warning Sign: How Social Security's Funding Gap Threatens Your Retirement

If you're married and retired or about to retire, you and your spouse could begin losing more than $18,000 per year in Social Security benefits if Congress fails to shore up the solvency of the trust fund for the retirement benefit program by 2033, according to Barron's.

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Why Health Insurers Are Pushing Older Members Toward High-Deductible Plans

In recent years, a quiet shift has taken place in the health insurance landscape—one that’s affecting older adults more than most realize. Seniors, particularly those...

Fortune

From the Peace Corps to the boardroom: Humana CEO Jim Rechtin on listening and leading

In a conversation with Fortune, Rechtin said the health-insurance giant that primarily serves seniors is "not where we want to be."

Benzinga

Mark Cuban Raises Red Flags About Bernie Sanders' Medicare For All Plan: 'This Makes No Sense'

Mark Cuban, the billionaire entrepreneur, expressed his concerns about the implementation of the Medicare for All Act advocated by Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT).

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2026 Medicare Advantage Alert: 7 Plan Changes Every Senior Should Know

Medicare Advantage (MA) plans have become increasingly popular among seniors, offering bundled benefits and typically lower premiums compared to traditional Medicare with supplemental coverage. However,...

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The Guardian - US

I’m as capitalist as they get but Medicare for all is the best hope for US healthcare

With the US government shut down over impending rises to insurance premiums it’s clear the status quo cannot continue

The Guardian - AU

$1,000 for a one-hour appointment: why are fees for Australia’s specialist doctors skyrocketing?

Out-of-pocket costs are increasing faster than inflation and population growth – but increasing Medicare rebates might not be a magic bullet

The Guardian - AU

What are my rights when I need to see a specialist doctor – and what if I can’t afford the fee?

Did you know you can ask your GP for an indefinite referral – so you don’t need a new one every year? Or ask to be sent for free to a public hospital clinic? Here are ways to keep costs down

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Trump’s Budget: What It Means for Your Retirement, by Age

Trump’s proposed budget could reshape retirement for every age group. Find out how it may affect your savings, Social Security and future plans.

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I'm 61 and need $50,000 for home repairs. Should I borrow given today's rates or take a withdrawal from my $950,000 401(k)?

We asked financial experts for advice.

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Hard Truths on Medicare Dave Ramsey Thinks Every Retiree Should Know

From gaps in coverage to having to enroll even if they don’t want to, many elements of the federal healthcare program can be frustrating.

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Watch Out for This One Expense ‘Breaking’ Your Retirement, According to 2 Money Experts

It is an expense that everyone will have, but few people have considered how they will cover it during retirement. This six-figure expense could bankrupt you.

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