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When It Comes to Retirement Planning, Be More Spock Than Scotty: It's Logical, Captain

If you're worried about your retirement, address the concerns in a logical sequence, talk honestly with your team and prepare to go boldly into the future.

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Don’t Retire Just Yet: 6 Reasons To Delay Your 2026 Plans

Retirement is a great accomplishment if you're prepared, but if you aren't, you could be putting yourself under stress. Here's why you might want to wait.

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March 31 Medicare Warning: Last Chance to Fix a Bad Advantage Plan Before Summer

Millions of seniors are discovering that the Medicare Advantage plan they picked last fall isn’t working the way they expected. The deadline to make changes...

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Medicare Part B Premiums Above $200? What New York Seniors Are Facing This Year

You opened your statement expecting the usual small increase, but the number staring back at you felt like a mistake. For many New York seniors, the reality of Medicare Part B premiums hitting the 200 dollar mark is a major financial blow. It is frustrating to feel like your fixed…

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March Social Security Surprise: Why Some Retirees Are Seeing Smaller Deposits — And the 5 Things to Check First

Have you noticed that your Social Security deposit looked a little smaller than it did the past couple of months? Well, you’re not alone. Retirees...

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How Retirees Can Get ‘Free Money’ From the Government

Financial experts said many of these forms of assistance are available to a broader range of retirees than most people realize. Here's how to get "free money."

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I Asked ChatGPT How Retirees Can Lower Their Lifetime Taxes — Here’s What It Said

With tax season in full swing, I looked ahead to retirement planning with the IRS on my mind.

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New CBO report shows national debt spiraling into uncharted territory by 2035—and Trump's tariffs defeat will make the picture even worse

By 2035, the CBO expects the deficit to reach $2.96 trillion or 6.2% of GDP versus 5.8% today, and almost double the multi-decade, pre-pandemic average.

Fortune

3 Medicare Cost Hikes Every Retiree Should Know About (Before They Spend Again)

If your Social Security check felt a little lighter this year (or your monthly budget suddenly feels tighter), you’re not imagining it. Several Medicare cost...

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7 Retirement Changes Lawmakers Are Debating That Could Hit Seniors First

If you’re retired (or planning to retire soon), there’s a growing list of proposals in Washington that could reshape how older Americans receive benefits. Some...

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Millions of Retirees Could Owe More in Taxes This Year — Here’s Why

If you’re retired and expecting your tax bill to look the same as last year, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise. Millions of...

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3 Ways Rising Healthcare Costs Are Quietly Eating Your Social Security Checks in 2026

If your Social Security check feels smaller this year—even after the COLA increase—you’re not imagining it. Rising healthcare costs in 2026 are quietly absorbing a...

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7 Medicare Time Limits That Are Now So Short Many Seniors Don’t Realize They’ve Missed Them

If you’re on Medicare—or helping a parent or spouse manage their coverage—there’s a growing problem you need to know about. Several Medicare time limits have...

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Ask the Editor, February 20: Questions on Tax Breaks for Caregivers

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on tax breaks for caregivers

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How The US Adding $696 Billion in Debt Impacts Your Money Every Day, According to Experts

The more the government borrows, the more Americans will feel a financial strain.

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I Asked ChatGPT To Plan a $150,000/Year Retirement Budget — Here’s What It Came Up With

ChatGPT broke down a $150,000 annual retirement budget: $30k housing, $25k travel, $20k healthcare, $18k food and $20k taxes for living without mortgage debt.

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9 Ways the Wealthy Waste Thousands in Taxes: A Checklist for What Not to Miss

The tax code contains plenty of legitimate ways for the wealthy and business owners to cut taxes. Use this checklist to minimize taxes and stay compliant.

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6 Medicare Claim Errors That Trigger Denials Over One Missed Checkbox

Most Medicare beneficiaries assume their claims are handled smoothly behind the scenes, but the truth is far more fragile. A single overlooked checkbox, missing signature,...

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Over 65? Here's What the New $6K Senior Tax Deduction Means for Medicare IRMAA

A new tax deduction for people over age 65 has some thinking about Medicare premiums and MAGI strategy.

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How Retirees Can Get Free Money From the Government

From 2025 to 2028, anyone 65 or older can claim a deduction of $6,000 in addition to the current additional standard deduction for seniors under existing law.

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5 Ways “Observation Status” Can Leave Families With Unexpected Hospital Bills

When you or a loved one is admitted to the hospital, most people assume that Medicare or private insurance will cover the stay the same...

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7 New Federal Rules That Could Delay Medicare Reimbursements

Medicare reimbursement can take a while, but some seniors have noticed that they’re taking longer than usual this year. And they’re not imagining it. A...

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Bipartisan offer to block ISIS-linked families' return

As the Australian government ponders what to do with 34 ISIS-linked women and children trying to return, the opposition has offered a bipartisan solution.

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The $2,000 Drug Cap: Why Some Seniors Still Pay More at the Pharmacy

When the $2,000 drug cap took effect in 2025, many seniors expected immediate relief at the pharmacy counter. After years of unpredictable out‑of‑pocket costs, the...

The Conversation

How to make specialists’ fees fair? It’ll take more than a revamped website

Consumers will soon have a clearer picture of how specialists’ fees compare if legislation before parliament is passed.

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