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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...

Saving Advice · Feb 18

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.

AAP · Feb 18

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...

Saving Advice · Feb 18

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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.

The Conversation · Feb 18

Quiz: Do You Know How to Avoid the 'Medigap Trap?'

Test your basic knowledge of the "Medigap Trap" in our quick quiz.

Kiplinger · Feb 18

Australian health insurance premiums just had their biggest hike in a decade. Is it time to scrap private health cover?

Government incentives continue to drive people to take out cover merely to avoid tax penalties

The Guardian - AU · Feb 18

8 States Where Social Security Goes the Furthest in 2026

In January 2026, the Social Security Administration (SSA) enacted a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for benefit recipients, boosting payouts by 2.8%. This increased the average retiree payment by...

GOBankingRates · Feb 18

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Social Security Break-Even Math Is Helpful, But Don't Let It Dictate When You'll File

Your Social Security break-even age tells you how long you'd need to live for delaying to pay off, but shouldn't be the sole basis for deciding when to claim.

Kiplinger · Feb 18

Telehealth in 2026: Why Some Virtual Visits Now Cost More

During the COVID-19 pandemic, laws were passed to make telehealth visits more accessible to everyone. However, in the post-pandemic world, the rules are starting to...

Saving Advice · Feb 17

Death and Taxes: Why More Seniors Are Facing Surprise Bills After a Spouse Passes

Losing a spouse has been ranked as the #1 most stressful life event, with 70% of women being widowed at least once in their lives....

Saving Advice · Feb 17

8 February Budget Moves Saving Seniors $200+ in 2026

February may be the shortest month of the year, but it’s one of the most important for seniors trying to stretch their fixed incomes. Prices...

Saving Advice · Feb 17

What a Wealthy Retiree’s Monthly Budget Looks Like at Age 78

For a financially secure 78-year-old retiree, a monthly budget supports a settled home, dependable healthcare, quality food and the freedom to enjoy daily life without financial pressure. The focus is...

GOBankingRates · Feb 17

5 Tax Strategies That Could Save Freelancers Hundreds in 2026

With some advance planning, freelancers can lower their tax bill and save hundreds of dollars.

GOBankingRates · Feb 17

Medicare Won’t Tell You This—But These 10 Amazon Items Can Help You Age Smarter

Many older adults are shocked when they add up how much they spend each year on healthcare. Between rising premiums, copays, deductibles, and the everyday...

Saving Advice · Feb 16

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Saving Advice · Feb 16

6 Medicare Coverage Gaps That Still Cost Seniors in 2026

Medicare Part B premiums went up at the beginning of this year from $174.70 in 2024 to an estimated $206.20. Despite the rise in costs,...

Saving Advice · Feb 16

The Silent Crisis: 5 Basic Needs Seniors Can No Longer Afford

Somewhere between 19 and 47 million seniors in the United States are struggling financially, with up to 80% of older households considered to be economically...

GOBankingRates · Feb 16

What a Budget Might Look Like If You’re Relying on Social Security in Retirement

Benefits average around $1,900 to $2,000 per month for a single person and roughly $3,000 to $3,300 for a married couple.

GOBankingRates · Feb 16

5 Healthcare Costs ‘Smart’ Seniors Budget For

Here are five healthcare expenses retirees commonly plan for, plus what they may cost over 20 years.

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GOBankingRates · Feb 16

4 Hidden Expenses That Sneak Up on Retirees After Age 75

People expect their expenses to shrink in retirement, but for many Americans, the opposite happens after 75. Costs rise in ways after a decade in retirement.

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 15

7 Retirement Account Splits That Trigger Surprise Tax Bills

Retirement money carries emotional weight. It represents decades of discipline, late nights, skipped vacations, and steady contributions that felt boring at the time but heroic in hindsight. When you divide those accounts—through divorce, inheritance, rollovers, or even well-meaning generosity—you step into a tax maze that punishes small missteps with very…

Saving Advice · Feb 15

5 Medical Costs Seniors Still Pay Out-of-Pocket in 2026

A common misconception among new retirees is that Medicare is a “free ride” for healthcare expenses. In reality, the 2026 Medicare fee schedule leaves significant...

Everybody Loves Your Money · Feb 15

9 Divorce Costs Over 50 That Wipe Out Retirement Plans

Divorce later in life has increased in recent decades, and financial experts consistently warn that it carries heavier consequences than splits earlier in adulthood.

The Independent UK · Feb 15

The top 3 affordable cities for retirement with low-cost, high-quality healthcare access

Award-winning hospitals, affordable healthcare and cost of living are the sweet spot for retirees

GOBankingRates · Feb 14

I’m a Financial Planner: 4 Tax Moves Retirees Often Regret Not Making

Financial planners reveal common retirement tax mistakes -- from Roth conversions to RMDs -- and how smarter withdrawals can lower taxes and other costs.

Saving Advice · Feb 14

6 Retirement Income Myths That Are Falling Apart This Winter

Retirement planning is often built on “rules of thumb” that work well in spreadsheets but fail in the messy reality of the 2026 economy. For...

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