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Mom Needs a Nursing Home. Should I Spend Down Her Assets So She Qualifies for Medicaid?

We asked expert financial advisers for their advice.

Kiplinger

7 Things Still Being Used in Retirement Plans That Were Discredited

When it comes to managing your money, you should never write down a plan and assume that it will always work. Financial best practices change, and your retirement plan should too. Unfortunately, many people (even financial advisors) rely on outdated retirement strategies that have since been discredited. In the long…

Clever Dude

8 Health Insurance Clauses That Leave Retirees With Nothing

Retirement should be a time of peace, not panic over surprise medical bills. But for millions of Americans, confusing and fine-print-filled retiree health insurance gaps turn expected coverage into costly burdens. Most retirees assume their health plans will step in when they need care the most. In reality, many common…

Clever Dude

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Social Security sends incorrect email saying Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' ends taxes on the benefit

The legislation does increase the standard deduction for seniors.

Fortune

RFK Jr. promoted a food company he says will make Americans healthy. Their meals are ultraprocessed

The meals contain chemical additives that would render them impossible to recreate at home in your kitchen

The Independent UK

11 Things You’ll Be Forced to Sign in an Emergency Room

A trip to the emergency room is a stressful and often painful experience, where your focus is on getting immediate medical care. In the midst of this crisis, you or a family member will be presented with a stack of forms that require a signature. While you might feel pressured…

Budget and the Bees

6 Unexpected Costs of Aging in Place No One Prepares You For

For many retirees, the idea of “aging in place”—remaining in their own homes for as long as possible—is both comforting and financially appealing. After all,...

Saving Advice

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Just $7 extra per person could prevent 300 suicides a year. Here’s exactly where to spend it

Medicare spending on mental health services varies considerably depending on where in Australia you live, our new study shows.

The Conversation

Misconceptions About Medicare That Cost Thousands

Navigating Medicare can feel like walking through a maze, especially when myths and half-truths are everywhere. Many people assume Medicare will cover all their health expenses, only to be blindsided by unexpected bills. These misunderstandings can cost retirees and their families thousands of dollars—money that could have been saved or…

Clever Dude

7 Online Scams That Now Target Couples Over 50

In a world where everyone is always connected online, scams have become more sophisticated, targeting specific demographics with alarming precision. One group increasingly in the...

Saving Advice

8 Travel Habits That Could Invalidate Your Medicare Abroad

For many retirees, traveling the world is one of life’s greatest joys. Whether it’s visiting Europe’s historic cities, relaxing on Caribbean beaches, or seeing loved ones overseas, international travel becomes even more appealing once you’ve left the workforce.

Clever Dude

The Retirement Rule of $1 More

The Rule of $1 More explains how to plan for critical retirement thresholds. "You don't want to step off a cliff just because of $1 more."

Kiplinger

6 Times Retirees Accidentally Committed Fraud—Without Knowing It

Retirement is supposed to be a time of relaxation, not a legal minefield. But for many seniors, a simple oversight or misunderstanding can accidentally lead to retirement fraud. These unintentional missteps can involve Social Security, Medicare, taxes, or benefits, often without the retiree ever realizing they’ve broken a rule. Unfortunately,…

Clever Dude

Biggest Bust Yet? DOJ Charges Doctors, Nurses and Executives over $14.6 Billion US Healthcare‑Fraud Ring

The DOJ has charged 324 individuals in a $14.6B healthcare fraud case—the largest in US history—exposing billing scams, opioid rings, and overseas links.

International Business Times UK

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Kids Ain't Cheap

Tax Shock: 11 Unexpected Taxes for New Parents

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Clever Dude

7 Government Programs You’re Automatically Enrolled In (And Don’t Know It)

From birth, government systems create a record for you that lasts a lifetime. We often think of government interaction as a choice, like voting. However, many programs operate on an automatic basis without your direct consent. This lack of awareness means you could miss benefits or face obligations you never…

Benzinga

Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Hands $5 Billion Win To Big Pharma: Report

President Donald Trump‘s $3.3 trillion domestic agenda bill, passed by House Republicans on Thursday, includes a significant but little-noticed victory for pharmaceutical companies that will cost taxpayers nearly $5 billion over the next decade.

The Independent UK

Rural hospitals brace for financial hits or even closure under Republicans' $1 trillion Medicaid cut

States and rural health advocacy groups are sounding the alarm that Congress’ slashing of Medicaid will devastate already financially fragile rural hospitals

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9 Tax Decisions That Quietly Haunt Retirees Years Later

Retirement should be a time to relax, but tax decisions made years earlier can come back to cause stress. Many retirees find themselves facing unexpected tax bills, reduced benefits, or complicated paperwork because of choices they made without realizing the long-term impact. These tax mistakes are easy to overlook, but…

Barchart

UnitedHealth Stock Is One of the Worst-Performing S&P 500 Stocks in 2025. Should You Buy the Dip?

Brutally beaten and fourth-worst in the S&P 500, does UNH still earn a place in your portfolio?

Saving Advice

8 Insurance Companies Facing Lawsuits Over Denied Senior Claims

For millions of seniors, insurance is supposed to provide peace of mind—a safety net in times of medical need, long-term care, or financial uncertainty. But...

Budget and the Bees

9 Government Letters That Should Never Arrive in Your Mailbox

Your daily mail is usually a mix of bills and junk mail. However, certain official envelopes can make your heart stop. A letter from a government agency often signals a serious issue. While many are routine, some letters indicate significant financial or legal trouble. You should treat these nine specific…

The Independent UK

Here's how millions of people could lose health insurance if Trump's tax bill becomes law

Roughly 11.8 million adults and kids will be at risk for losing health insurance if Republicans’ domestic policy package becomes a law

Kiplinger

'You Can't Take It With You' — Five Things You Lose in Retirement

There will inevitably be things you lose in retirement. But it's not all gloom and doom. Most people find happiness in retirement: here's how.

Benzinga

Lisa Murkowski Defends Alaska Carveouts As Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders And Rand Paul Condemn Trump's 'Big Beautiful' Bill: 'Not Good Enough For The Rest Of Our Nation'

On Tuesday, Senate Republicans' narrow passage of President Donald Trump's massive tax-and-spending package is drawing sharp reactions from both sides of the aisle.

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