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How Can a Romantic Partner Put Your Medicare Benefits at Risk?

Romance in retirement can be exciting, but it sometimes comes with unexpected consequences. One area seniors often overlook is how a partner can affect Medicare...

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6 Medicaid Questions That Could Make or Break Your Application

For millions of seniors, Medicaid is the single most important program for funding long-term care, such as a nursing home or in-home health services. Medicare does not cover these costs long-term. However, Medicaid is a means-tested program with a notoriously complex and confusing application process. The rules are strict, the…

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Economist Warns Social Security, Medicare Insolvency By 2034 Could Trigger Bond Market Selloff, Forcing Congress Into Painful Fiscal Reforms

The trust funds for Social Security and Medicare are expected to be depleted by 2034, which could prompt the bond market to push Congress into action, according to a leading economist.

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Why Is My First Medicare Bill So High?

Your first Medicare bill may be higher than expected for several reasons. If your premiums aren't taken out of your Social Security benefit, the bill can be huge.

Kiplinger

Social Security and Medicare cuts are coming because the bond market will eventually bring Congress to its knees, economist says

"A sharp upward repricing of the term premium for longer-dated bonds could force Congress back into a reform mindset."

Fortune

Tactical Roth Conversions: Why 2025-2028 Is a Critical Window for Retirees

The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) extended today's low tax brackets, but they may not last. Here's how smart planning now can prevent costly tax surprises later.

Kiplinger

Ready to Retire? It's Not Too Late to Convert to a Roth IRA

Millions of Americans are turning 65 this year. If you're retiring soon, don't dismiss the idea of a Roth conversion — it could still be a smart move even now.

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6 Medicare Calls You Should Never Answer Without a Lawyer Present

Medicare is supposed to simplify healthcare for seniors, but it has also become a hot target for confusion and exploitation. Scammers, aggressive sales agents, and...

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UnitedHealth Under Fire As Senators Question Debt Collection Tactics After Massive Cyberattack

Two Democratic senators are demanding information from UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH) about the emergency relief loans it provided to healthcare providers after a cyberattack last year and how it is collecting those debts.

Benzinga

Eli Lilly Stock: Is LLY Underperforming the Healthcare Sector?

Although Eli Lilly has trailed the broader healthcare sector over the past year, analysts maintain a strongly bullish outlook on the stock’s long-term growth potential.

Barchart

What Should You Never Post Online as a Retiree?

Social media helps retirees stay connected with family, friends, and hobbies. But sharing too much online can create serious risks. Scammers often target older adults,...

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Gender-affirming surgeries may be added to Medicare – but the evidence is still being reviewed

For the first time in Australia, an independent committee is considering whether Medicare should fund gender-affirming surgery for trans adults (those aged 18 and over).

The Conversation

The UnitedHealth Probe Is Bigger Than Investors Previously Thought. What Does That Mean for UNH Stock?

UnitedHealth stock is in focus following reports the insurance giant is under investigation for much more than Medicare fraud. But UNH shares remain attractive for long-term investors.

Barchart

Death panels? New Medicare pilot under Trump would require Obamacare-like authorization that GOP demonized

Prior authorization is similar to how private insurers operate, often resulting in a delay or denial of treatments

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Here's Why Munis Aren't Just for Wealthy Investors Now

Buyers of all levels should be intrigued by municipal bonds' steep yield curve, strong credit fundamentals and yield levels offering an income buffer.

The Conversation

‘Fraud, waste and abuse’: US healthcare caught in the crossfire of a political narrative

During his spell as a US special government employee earlier this year, billionaire Elon Musk said the following: “The waste and fraud in entitlement spending […] Most of the federal spending, is entitlements, so that’s the big one to eliminate.” In doing so, entitlement programs, such as Social Security and…

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5 Ways to Protect Your Medicare Card from Identity Theft

For seniors, Medicare is a lifeline—but it’s also a growing target for identity thieves. Scammers use stolen Medicare information to bill for fake services, open...

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Every year, seniors are bombarded with commercials and mailers promoting Medicare Advantage plans as the smarter, cheaper, and more flexible choice. These ads highlight $0...

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Why Are Senior Couples Now Choosing to File Taxes Separately Again?

For decades, most married couples were told that filing jointly was the best financial move. But a growing number of senior couples are beginning to...

Texas Observer

West Texas Congressman’s ‘Big Beautiful’ Cuts Could Harm Rural Hospitals in His District

Jodey Arrington was the House architect of Trump’s massive tax-and-spend bill that includes steep healthcare cuts.

The Free Financial Advisor

Could Your Retirement Fund Collapse Just From Medical Debt

Medical expenses can hit hard, even if you think you’re prepared. Many Americans worry about whether their retirement fund is safe from unexpected costs, and with good reason. One major hospital bill or a series of ongoing treatments can quickly drain years of savings. The truth is, medical debt has…

Benzinga

Cracker Barrel, MongoDB, Okta, UnitedHealth And Nvidia: Why These 5 Stocks Are On Investors' Radars Today

U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 0.3% to 45,418.07. The SP 500 added 0.4% to 6,465.94, while the Nasdaq matched the gain, finishing at 21,544.27.These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors through the day: Cracker Barrel…

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10 Elder Discounts That Quietly Disappeared This Year

For decades, senior discounts have been a perk many older adults rely on to stretch their budgets. From retail stores to restaurants, flashing an ID...

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What is psychosocial therapy? And why is the government thinking about adding it to Medicare for kids?

The government is considering new, bulk-billed health checks for three-year-olds, to pick up developmental concerns and refer kids that might need additional support.

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7 Hidden Costs of “Aging in Place” No One Mentions

Aging in place has become a popular choice for seniors who want independence and comfort in their own homes. On the surface, it sounds cheaper...

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