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9 Things You’re Still Paying For That Should Be Free After Age 60

Turning 60 often comes with perks—free museum days, senior transit, library programs—but many of us miss out on even more freebies. It’s surprising how many services and benefits you’re still paying for that should be free for seniors. Once you know what’s reachable, those monthly extras can disappear—straight into your…

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‘No compromises’: Marjorie Taylor Greene says she’s fighting tooth and nail to make sure nobody gets health care or clean energy

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What The $3.3 Trillion Bill Means For Your Wallet And The Country

The legislation would cut taxes sharply for businesses while also offering new credits to companies that manufacture in the U.S. It would restructure income tax brackets, delivering the biggest gains to top earners.

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Senate megabill would explode debt and kick 11.8 million off Medicaid: ‘Our fiscal house is basically on fire’

Over a decade, the bill would add at least $3.3 trillion to the national debt, according to the Congressional Budget Office

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Social Security and Medicare Are Racing Toward Drastic Cuts—Yet Lawmakers Refuse To Act

Other countries have taken meaningful steps to address similar challenges. The U.S. has done nothing.

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He's 67, Still Working, And Just Sold His House — His Bank Advisor Says Claiming Social Security Now Or Lose Money Later. Is That True?

In a recent Reddit post on r/SocialSecurity, a user shared a dilemma that stirred up plenty of advice — and some confusion. The poster's friend is 67, still working full-time, and just sold his house. He hasn't started collecting Social Security yet, but a bank advisor told him he should…

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Pay penalties to be saved as workers score wage win

Weekend penalty rates will be protected by the federal government as minimum wage workers are about to get a boost to their pay packets.

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South Texas Doctor Jailed for 25 Years Over Multimillion‑Dollar Scam

A South Texas doctor has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for running a massive healthcare fraud scheme involving kickbacks and false billing.

International Business Times UK

Why Smart Retirees Are Ditching Traditional Financial Plans

Financial plans based purely on growth, like the 60/40 portfolio, are built for a different era. Today’s retirees need plans based on real-life risks and goals and that feature these four elements.

Kiplinger

‘This is not a matter of opinion:’ State AGs instruct hospitals to continue providing emergency abortions despite state law

The 21 attorneys general issued the warning after the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services rescinded guidance to hospitals about how to follow federal law on emergency reproductive care

The Independent UK

Supreme Court allows states to cut Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood

Medicaid patients who sought affordable care from one of two clinics in South Carolina will no longer be reimbursed

The Independent UK

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

The Guardian - AU

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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Want to Avoid the IRMAA? Consider a Roth Conversion

If you make above a certain income, expect to pay more for Medicare, unless you take steps to lower your income. Here's how.

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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’

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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...

The Independent UK

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

Saving Advice

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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