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Kaiser affiliates will pay $556M to settle a lawsuit alleging Medicare fraud

Kaiser Permanente affiliates will pay $556 million to settle a lawsuit that alleged the health care giant committed Medicare fraud and pressured doctors to list incorrect diagnoses on medical records to receive higher reimbursements

The Independent UK

UnitedHealth Faces New Medicare Accusations. What Does That Mean for UNH Stock?

A Senate committee investigation reportedly suggests UnitedHealth used aggressive tactics to boost Medicare payments. Here’s how you should play UNH stock following these new accusations.

Barchart

Turning 65 in 2026? Here Is Exactly How to Sign Up for Medicare

Don't miss the critical window for Medicare enrollment. This guide explains how to secure coverage and avoid costly mistakes.

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6 Medicare Part B Cost Changes Affecting Specialist Visits

For most retirees, a trip to a specialist—whether it’s a cardiologist, an oncologist, or an orthopedist—is a high-stakes event. These visits often involve complex testing,...

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The Biggest Money Mistakes People Make in Their 50s

Here are some very common money mistakes that people make in their 50s that you want to avoid.

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The “WISeR” Gatekeeper: 6 States Where AI Now Decides If Your Medicare Surgery Is ‘Necessary’

For decades, the biggest difference between “Original” Medicare and private Medicare Advantage plans was the lack of red tape. In the traditional program, if your...

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10 Tax Filing Errors Retirees Make During Early Preparation

For many retirees, being organized is a point of pride. The moment the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, the hunt for the 1099s...

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America’s $38 trillion national debt is so big just the interest will soon cost more than Medicare

The staggering math behind the rapid rise in interest due on our outsize debt.

Fortune

The COLA Theft: Why Half of Your Social Security Raise Just Vanished into Medicare This Morning

Your morning coffee hits differently when you check your Social Security statement and realize half of your cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) has evaporated into thin air. That number you were dreaming about for extra groceries, a mini-vacation, or that shiny new gadget? Gone. Vanished. Not because of a bank error or…

The Free Financial Advisor

Medical Office Facility Fees Are Appearing More Frequently

If you’ve recently visited your doctor’s office for a routine check-up only to find a mysterious “Facility Fee” on your bill that costs as much...

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Beyond Food Stamps: 5 Secret 2026 Programs for Seniors Who “Make Too Much” for Traditional Aid

If you are a senior living on a modest pension or a mid-sized Social Security check, you’ve likely encountered the “Middle-Class Cliff.” You make just...

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The $185.00 Extortion: Why the 2026 Medicare Hike Systematically Erased Your COLA Raise

If you opened your Social Security statement this January expecting a celebratory bump in pay, you likely felt a cold splash of reality instead. While...

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Why 2026 is the Year of the “Reverse COLA”: How Your Buying Power Just Dropped 1.1%

If you’ve been waiting for your 2026 Social Security check to finally give you some breathing room, you might want to hold your breath. While...

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The SNAP Trap: Why Your $23 Social Security Raise Just Cost You $30 in Food Stamps

The 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) was supposed to be a lifeline for millions of seniors struggling with the persistent sting of inflation. For...

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The January 14th “Net-Zero” Autopsy: Why Millions of Social Security Checks Arrived Without a Raise

If you woke up today and rushed to check your bank account for your first Social Security payment of the year, you may have experienced...

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The $2.00 “Raise”: A Step-by-Step Guide to Auditing Your Jan 2026 SS Statement for Errors

If you recently checked your bank account and found that your 2026 Social Security “raise” was closer to the price of a cup of coffee...

Kiplinger

How to Use Your Health Savings Account in Retirement

Strategic saving and investing of HSA funds during your working years can unlock the full potential of these accounts to cover healthcare costs and more in retirement.

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10 Ways to Reduce Healthcare Spending Before Deductibles Reset

January is often the most expensive month for retirees. Not only is the holiday “hangover” hitting your credit card bill, but your medical insurance resets...

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7 Medicare Appeals That Succeed More Often Than Expected

Getting a denial letter from Medicare can feel like a door slamming in your face. Whether it’s a refusal to cover a specific medication or...

International Business Times

Wisconsin Hospitals Pause Gender-Affirming Care for Minors Amid Federal Policy Changes

Two major Wisconsin hospitals pause gender-affirming care for minors following federal policy changes from the Trump administration that threaten hospital funding.

The Independent UK

New study reveals around a quarter of dementia patients are prescribed risky drugs despite safety warnings

Roughly 25 percent of dementia patients were prescribed at least one ‘potentially inappropriate’ drug between 2013 and 2021

The Independent UK

UnitedHealth accused of using ‘aggressive’ tactics to boost payments from federal government

The controversial healthcare conglomerate is accused of systematically diagnosing patients with as many conditions as possible to maximize Medicare subsidies

Clever Dude

The January 14th ‘Net-Zero’ Deposit: Why Your First 2026 Social Security Check May Arrive With a $0.00 Raise

If you were expecting a bigger Social Security check on January 14, 2026, you’re not alone. Everyone assumed the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2026 would bump up their payments starting in January. However, you might be surprised to find out that your deposit looks suspiciously identical to December’s, despite the…

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12 Cost-Cutting Opportunities Retirees Miss Each Year

Retirement is often envisioned as a time of leisure, but for many, it becomes a second full-time job: managing a fixed income against the rising...

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7 Medicare Enrollment Assumptions That Cost Seniors Money

Medicare is often described as a “safety net,” but for the unprepared, it can feel more like a high-wire act. In 2026, the complexity of...

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