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9 Things the $184,500 Social Security Wage Base Means If You’re Still Working

Collecting Social Security doesn’t mean that you have to completely stop working. But there are some limits. The new Social Security wage base of $184,500...

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The $2,000 Mistake: 9 Ways to Audit Your Medicare Notice Like a Pro

If you’ve ever opened a Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) or Explanation of Benefits (EOB) and felt your eyes glaze over, you’re not alone. But buried...

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Feeling Frustrated With Your Medicare Advantage Plan? You’re Not Alone — Member Trust Is Falling

Medicare Advantage plans scored lower in overall satisfaction among members in 2025. Eroding trust and policy confusion drove the drop in customer satisfaction.

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7 Social Security Statement Checks That Take 5 Minutes and Prevent Big Headaches

You might occasionally glance at your Social Security statement, but a five-minute review once a year could make a huge difference. Your Social Security statement...

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8 Questions to Ask if Your Medicare Advantage Network Suddenly Feels Smaller

If your Medicare Advantage network suddenly feels smaller this year, you’re not imagining it. Across the country, insurers are quietly dropping doctors, hospitals, and specialists...

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7 Mental Health Supports for Seniors That Are Easier to Access Than You Think

Many seniors feel like mental health support is out of reach, too expensive, or simply too complicated to navigate. But the truth is that more...

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Want to Give Your Kids a Financial Head Start? Why Your 401(k) Gift Could Be a Retirement Trap

It’s natural to want to share your retirement nest egg with family. Learn how to give generously without putting your own financial security or tax bracket at risk.

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Telehealth is widely used by older adults insured by Medicare, new research shows

Americans age 65 and older who are insured by Medicare logged about 60 million telehealth visits annually between 2021 and 2023 – about 31 million for mental health and 29 million for other health issues. That’s the key finding in a new study I co-authored in the journal Annals of…

The Conversation

New Study: Popular Weight-Loss Drugs Linked to 30% Spike in ‘Silent’ Health Risk

Roughly 1 in 8 Americans have reported using some kind of GLP-1 drug. That’s approximately 12% of the adult population of the United States. They...

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Is Your 401(k) at Risk From 2026 Tax Changes?

Retirement accounts quietly and suspiciously shift when tax law changes, and 2026 brings one of the biggest scheduled shifts in years. Anyone with a 401(k) needs to understand what actually changes, what headlines exaggerate, and what smart planning looks like before the calendar flips.

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Nearing Retirement? 5 Takeaways on Social Security, Medicare and 401(k)s From Trump’s State of the Union

Nearing retirement? Key takeaways on Social Security, Medicare, and 401(k)s from Trump's State of the Union and what they could mean for your finances.

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Trump promised lower drug prices. Here's how Congress virtually guaranteed the opposite

Mark Cuban says we wouldn't pay for potato chips like this. Congress is complicating things even more.

Fortune

Before You Switch Plans: How the Medicare Food Benefit Really Works in 2026

More seniors than ever are choosing Medicare Advantage plans based on the promise of grocery cards, meal deliveries, and monthly food allowances. But in 2026,...

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The Medicare Part B Reality: How the 2026 Premium Affects Your Monthly Budget

The Medicare Part B premium 2026 increase is hitting seniors harder than many expected, and it’s reshaping monthly budgets across the country. With the standard...

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The March 31 Deadline: Why Many Seniors Are Reviewing Medicare Part B Enrollment This Month

Every spring, millions of seniors take a second look at their Medicare Part B enrollment status—and March is the month when the urgency really kicks...

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Hidden Tax Traps in Your Retirement Account That Show Up in March

The month of March is when many Americans are just ticking down the calendar days until their taxes are due. If you have a retirement...

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Your Social Security Check Increased by About $56 This Year — Here’s How Much Inflation Has Already Eaten Away

Your Social Security check rose about $56 this year, but inflation has already reduced its value—here’s how much buying power retirees have lost.

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Nobody Warned Me About Year Two: 9 Retirement Regrets That Sneak Up Later

The first year of retirement often feels like a permanent vacation, filled with the joy of finally escaping the 9-to-5 grind and reclaiming your time. However, as the novelty wears off and you enter your second year, a different reality often begins to set in for many retirees. Recent research…

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I Asked ChatGPT Which Retiree Expenses Will Rise Most in 2026: Here’s What It Said

To identify where retirees may feel the most financial pressure, I asked ChatGPT to take a closer look at the retiree expenses most likely to increase in 2026.

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How I Managed Decluttering My Paperwork After Retiring

Or: Why you don't need to keep tax returns from your 20s and 30s.

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Warning: If You Get a ‘New’ Plastic Medicare Card in the Mail, Do Not Give Your Social Security Number

Scammers know that seniors trust official‑looking mail, which is why a growing number of people are receiving fake “new” plastic Medicare cards in their mailboxes....

Fortune

Interest on the $38.8 trillion national debt has tripled since 2020, and it already costs taxpayers more than defense and Medicaid

Here’s when Medicare falls below interest costs, according to CBO projections.

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This boomer CEO became a Social Security advocate 15 years ago. Trump's big tax cut 'did not help,' she says

“Very few at the very top gain more and more tax advantages…the lower and middle class aren’t really seeing a benefit,” Martha Shedden told Fortune.

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Why Your 2026 Social Security Raise is Already Gone: The Medicare ‘Check-Slayer’ Hitting Seniors This Month

Many seniors have been disappointed with the “raise” they got from the government. While the Social Security Administration officially announced a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA)...

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Warning for California Seniors: The ‘2026 Medicare Part D’ Phone Call That’s Emptying Bank Accounts

For those living in the Golden State, a new Medicare Part D phone call is rolling out. But it’s not what it seems. Before you...

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