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The First Budget Item Retirees Should Rework When Inflation Stays High

Depending on the household, retirees might want to cut back on lifestyle spending, healthcare premiums, travel and memberships or even housing itself.

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Regret Your Move to Medicare Advantage? Two 'Safety Nets' Can Help: But Act Fast

Discover the federal protections (one expires on April 1) and state-level hurdles you’ll face when switching from Medicare Advantage back to original Medicare.

Kiplinger

The youngest-ever female CEO of a Fortune 500 company is fighting Trump's cuts to keep Medicaid strong

Centene CEO Sarah London is using AI, predictive algorithms, and affordable housing to prove government-sponsored health care can deliver strong results.

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Social Security Update: Why Your Next Check Might Look Different Starting This Week

If you checked your bank account this week and noticed your Social Security payment looks a little… different, you’re not alone. Millions of Americans are...

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92% of Seniors Dropped: The Medicare Advantage Collapse Rocking Vermont

Thousands of seniors in Vermont have been shocked by changes to the healthcare system recently. Seemingly overnight, a staggering number of older adults were forced...

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8 Mistakes That Can Trigger a Social Security Overpayment Notice

A letter from Social Security demanding money back can hit like a financial lightning bolt. One day everything looks fine, and the next day a notice shows up claiming too much money landed in the account. That moment creates confusion, frustration, and one big question: how did this even happen?

The Free Financial Advisor

More Retirees Are Seeing Higher Medicare Costs—And It’s Tied to Income From Years Ago

A retirement budget can look solid on paper and still take a hit from a number that feels completely out of place. That number shows up in the form of a higher Medicare premium, and it does not care what income looks like today. It looks backward, sometimes years back,…

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One Key Retirement Expense Can Catch Even Smart Planners Off Guard

Nearly 70% of retirees will need long-term care, yet most plans ignore it. This can lead to six-figure costs and financial strain. Here's how to prepare.

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Medicare Is Expanding Prior Authorization in 2026—And It Could Delay Care for Some Seniors

Medicare recipients are bracing for a range of changes in 2026, including the expansion of prior authorization. It is expanding beyond private plans and into...

Saving Advice

Retiring in the Next 12 Months? Answer These 3 Questions Before Your Paycheck Stops

The final decisions you make on spending, Social Security and investments can make the difference between a successful retirement and one filled with regret.

Kiplinger

4 Smart Ways to Use Your Tax Return for Financial Planning

Don't just file your tax return and forget about it. Reviewing it will reveal how financial decisions have played out, and how to make better ones in future.

Kiplinger

The ‘Medicare Advantage’ Switch: Why You Only Have Until March 31 to Return to Original Medicare

The end of March is quickly approaching and, with it, are several important deadlines. One of the most crucial is the one tied to your...

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Marrying After 65: 8 Unique Medicare, Social Security, and Tax Changes Couples May Face

Getting married later in life can be incredibly rewarding, especially during a time when most people feel they’ve lost their chance at love. However, it...

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Why a Small Income Increase Could Trigger a Major Medicare Cost Spike

Imagine getting a small raise, withdrawing a little extra from retirement, or selling an asset—only to see your healthcare costs jump dramatically. That’s exactly what...

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How Medicare Premium Increases Could Eat Into Your 2026 Social Security COLA

In 2026, with temporary Affordable Care Act subsidy expansions expired and costs rising, Medicare premium increases could take a bigger bite out of your COLA.

Budget and the Bees

Quiet Crisis in the Grocery Aisle: Why Millions of Seniors are Now Choosing Between Food and Rent

Retirement was once the reward for a lifetime of hard work. However, for millions of seniors in 2026, it has become a difficult survival game. The math that worked five years ago has shifted under the weight of high rents and rising healthcare costs. You might see neighbors staying home…

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Medicare Crackdown: The New Federal Push Targeting Suspicious Medical Equipment Billing

If you’ve received a call about a “free” brace, wheelchair, or testing kit through Medicare, you’re not alone—and now the federal government is stepping in....

Reason

Medicaid Fraud Isn't Just a Minnesota Problem. Here Are 5 Other Recent Schemes.

From charging patients for black market drugs to providing medically unnecessary treatments, fraudsters have been gaming Medicare and Medicaid for decades.

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House Republican Vote Sparks Outrage as Medicare and Social Security Are Put at Risk in Broad Budget Plan

House Republicans support a budget amendment that critics warn could endanger Medicare and Social Security, sparking a national debate on fiscal policy and federal spending.

Kiplinger

Suddenly, Everyone Is a 'Founder' on LinkedIn: Should You Join Them?

Here's how to manage your own consultancy or startup while protecting your retirement wealth.

Saving Advice

1.2 Million Dropped: The Major Insurers Exiting Medicare Advantage Plans This Year

Imagine opening your mail and discovering your health plan is disappearing. That’s exactly what’s happening to more than 1.2 million seniors this year as insurers...

Saving Advice

Hidden Cuts: The 5 Popular ‘Extra Perks’ Being Removed from Medicare Advantage in 2026

Many seniors rely on some of the “extra perks” that come along with Medicare Advantage. These perks would often provide them with transportation, allowances, fitness...

The Conversation

Shifting more healthcare to the private sector calls for a clear government plan – where is it?

Access to public elective services such as hip replacements or cataract surgery has long been inadequate in New Zealand, with extended wait times and exclusion of those not assessed as high priority despite genuine clinical need.

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Why Trump’s Social Security Tax Plan Mostly Helps High-Income Retirees

Trump’s plan to end federal taxes on Social Security could boost high‑income retirees, strain the trust fund & leave lower‑income seniors with little benefit.

Kiplinger

With Your Investments, Think Location, Location, Location

Tax diversification is as important as investment diversification: Focusing on what investment goes into which account helps determine how much of it you keep.

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