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Ask the Editor, March 13: Questions on Medicare Premiums and IRMAA

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on monthly Medicare premiums, IRAA and tax-deductible medical expenses.

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I’m an Auto Expert: 5 Cars I Would Never Lease and Why

An auto expert explains which cars make bad lease deals, explaining why leasing them can cost drivers more.

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The Secret to Reducing Lifetime Taxes for Retirees in the 2% Club, From a Financial Planner

Retirees with a pension and significant savings can use this strategy to lower taxes, avoid penalties like IRMAA and gain more control over retirement income.

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The national debt isn't $39 trillion. One economist says it's actually $100 trillion

"It's not a Ponzi scheme," Penn Wharton's Kent Smetters explained to Fortune. "It's a shell game."

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The (Surprisingly Narrow) Roth Conversion Window Most Retirees Miss To Save on Taxes

You can take advantage of this narrow period to move your money out of a traditional retirement account into a Roth to save on taxes.

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9 Social Security Myths Going Viral on Social Media That Can Cost Retirees Money

Scroll through social media long enough, and you’ll probably see someone offering “insider” advice about Social Security. Unfortunately, much of that advice is wrong, and...

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7 “Extra Help” Clues Many People Miss When They’re Eligible

Prescription drug costs are one of the fastest-growing expenses for retirees. Many Medicare beneficiaries struggle to afford medications, even when they already have coverage. What...

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Social Security Surprise: Why Some Retirees Are Seeing Smaller Net Payments

You opened your first Social Security statement of 2026 expecting a boost from the recent cost-of-living adjustment. Instead, you likely noticed that your net take-home pay is lower than last year. It feels like a bait-and-switch when the government promises a raise that never arrives. This isn’t a mistake in…

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6 Ways to Plan Around the $202.90 Medicare Part B Premium in 2026

Healthcare costs are one of the biggest expenses retirees face, and Medicare premiums play a major role in that budget. In 2026, the standard Part...

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7 Ways to Time Part-Time Work Without Triggering a Social Security Earnings Test

More Americans are working during retirement than ever before. Some want extra income, while others simply enjoy staying active or easing gradually into retirement. But...

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8 Reasons Your Social Security Deposit Can Shrink Even After a Raise

Many retirees look forward to the annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). After all, the increase is meant to help benefits keep up with inflation...

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The Carolinas’ Retirement Boom: Why More Seniors Are Choosing North Carolina

Retirement used to mean heading straight to Florida or Arizona. But in recent years, a new destination has been climbing the list for older Americans...

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The Refund Scam Hitting During Filing Season and How to Avoid It

Tax season attracts more than accountants, calculators, and piles of paperwork. It also attracts criminals who see refund money as low-hanging fruit waiting to disappear into the wrong hands. Every year, scammers launch aggressive schemes designed to intercept refunds or trick taxpayers into handing over sensitive information.

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Trump Discusses $2K Tariff Checks Again — How They’d Work and Who Might Qualify

A recent email touted the possible $2,000 tariff rebate checks, but the details, funding and eligibility remain unclear. Here’s what money experts say.

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20 Most Reliable SUVs of 2026 for Long-Term Value

An iSeeCars study ranked the most reliable SUVs of 2026, highlighting small, midsize and full‑size models offering longevity, value and lower maintenance.

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15 Money Habits You Would Be a Fool Not To Adopt This Year

It’s never too late in life to develop good money habits. Creating sharp money habits can ensure a stable present and a financially prosperous future.

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Monthly Savings Needed To Retire Comfortably in Every State in 2026

See how much you need to save monthly in every state.

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I’m a Financial Planning Expert: Biggest Dos and Don’ts of Tax Season During Retirement

Financial advisor Hanna Grichanik explained tax season dos and don'ts for retirees including withdrawal planning, RMDs, Social Security taxation and more.

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Social Security Benefits: Is It Worth Working Past 70?

Working past 70 can increase Social Security benefits, but extra income, taxes and health tradeoffs may affect whether delaying retirement really pays off.

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The Best Retirement Advice of All Time

Investing greats, renowned economists, top advisers and other experts share their favorite wisdom, both given and received, about retirement.

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How Big Is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Social Security Check?

It's not publicly known if RFK Jr. collects Social Security, but a closer look at his income can provide insight into his potential benefits.

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Ex-DOGE engineer had access to private information of millions of Americans, claims whistleblower: 'Wanted to sanitize data'

A whistleblower complaint has triggered a federal investigation into claims that a former member of a government cost-cutting team said he had access to sensitive Social Security data and planned to use it after moving to a private sector job.

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Social Security has kept wealth inequality in check for decades. Trump's policies could deplete it in 6 years

Social Security’s insolvency would damage a $40 trillion buffer against a wider wealth gap.

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7 Ways the 2026 Social Security COLA Can Affect Your Real Take-Home Pay

For millions of Americans, the Social Security COLA announcement each year feels like a small financial lifeline. In 2026, benefits rose by 2.8%, adding about...

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Former DOGE engineer allegedly stole 500 million Americans’ data – his reason for needing it is more alarming than the theft itself

He allegedly told coworkers he expected a presidential pardon.

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