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What is the IRMAA (Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount)?

IRMAA is a surcharge added to your Medicare Part B and Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage premiums if your income is above a certain level. Here's what you need to know.

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Super tax debate highlights everything wrong with Australia’s media and economic system

The way superannuation is mostly covered by the media in Australia is about how to avoid paying tax and how to use it to fund inheritance

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The Financial Implications of Caring for Aging Parents

Caring for aging parents is a reality many adults face. It’s not just about time and energy—it’s about money, too. The financial implications of caring for aging parents can catch you off guard if you’re not prepared. Medical bills, home modifications, and daily living expenses can add up fast. And…

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How to Dodge the 'Medicare Tax' Before You Retire

A Roth conversion may be the key to avoiding costly IRMAA surcharges on your premiums.

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RFK Jr and Dr Oz announce insurers’ ‘pledge’ to reform prior authorization

Health secretary and chief of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid hail voluntary agreement as a ‘good start’

The Guardian - US

Employee Stock Options: Understanding the Benefits and Risks

The dream of employee stock options includes realities of time, paperwork and market forces.

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Major insurers pledge to improve preauthorization - Roll Call

Handshake deal aims to spur insurers and insurance industry groups to address problems caused by prior authorization.

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Medicare Premiums 2026: Projected IRMAA Brackets and Surcharges for Parts B and D

Will you have to pay the monthly Medicare premium surcharge next year? It depends on a few factors.

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10 Bills That Spike After You Retire

For many, retirement is the finish line—the moment when years of hard work finally pay off. No more alarm clocks, no more commutes, and finally...

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Health insurers promise to improve coverage reviews that prompt delays and complaints

The nation’s major health insurers are promising to scale back and improve a widely despised practice that leads to care delays and complications

The Independent UK

Medicare Bills Surprise Seniors: What’s Being Billed Behind the Scenes

For decades, Medicare has been seen as the safety net for American seniors—the program you’ve earned after a lifetime of work. Many retirees breathe a...

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What to Do After Losing Your Spouse: An Expert Guide

Some financial decisions need to be made sooner rather than later. In honor of International Widows' Day, here's what you need to know about gathering documents and contacting government agencies and financial institutions.

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From Paychecks to Payouts: How Social Security Works and What It Means for You

For many Americans, Social Security is seen as something far off—something that “older people” rely on, or a system that may not even be around...

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Why Single Retirees Have It Better Than You Think

From housing to health care, see how flying solo in retirement can stretch your funds further.

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How artificial intelligence controls your health insurance coverage

Over the past decade, health insurance companies have increasingly embraced the use of artificial intelligence algorithms. Unlike doctors and hospitals, which use AI to help diagnose and treat patients, health insurers use these algorithms to decide whether to pay for health care treatments and services that are recommended by a…

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The $1 Million Retirement Question: Are You Being Tax-Smart About Your Pension?

A financial planner raises some key considerations for navigating retirement with a pension and recommends four strategies.

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Will He, Won't He

Plus: Iran strikes an Israeli hospital, Social Security and Medicare are still running out of money, Trump erects a giant flagpole, and more…

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Goldman Sachs says Trump’s spending plan won’t stop the national debt from hitting ‘unsustainable’ highs not seen since World War II

If borrowing costs remain high, future lawmakers could be left in a tough spot.

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The Guardian - AU

What could Albanese do to improve productivity? Here is a short, non-exhaustive list

Improving living standards is really what productivity is about – not growing the profits of large companies

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Outlook darkens for Social Security, Medicare solvency - Roll Call

The long-term outlook for Social Security and Medicare has worsened, according to reports issued Wednesday.

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UnitedHealth Is Cutting Medicare Advantage Commissions. How Should You Play UNH Stock Here?

UnitedHealth stock is in focus on reports the insurer plans on removing broker incentives on some Medicare Advantage plans. Stephanie Link reiterates her bullish view on UNH shares.

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Here’s What No One Tells You About Taking Your Spouse’s Social Security Check Instead of Your Own

When it comes to Social Security, most people think their only real choice is when to start claiming benefits. But there’s another decision many couples...

The Conversation

When you lose your health insurance, you may also lose your primary doctor – and that hurts your health

When you lose your health insurance or switch to a plan that skimps on preventive care, something critical breaks.

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Want To Retire at 60? See if You Can Answer These 5 Questions

Forget waiting for Social Security and Medicare to kick in. You may be able to retire sooner than you think.

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9 Retirement Dreams That Turn Into Nightmares by Age 70

Retirement often gets painted as the golden era of life—lazy mornings, warm vacations, hobbies, and total freedom. But for many, that postcard version of retirement doesn’t match reality. What seemed like a perfect plan in your 50s can turn into a cautionary tale by your 70s.

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