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Federal Health Care Subsidies Are Devouring the Budget and Killing Patient Satisfaction

A plague of federal rules and spending is bad medicine.

Reason · Sep 23

SSI vs SSDI: How the two disability programs differ - Eligibility, Payments and key differences explained

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provide financial support to eligible individuals. SSI is designed for those with limited income, while SSDI is based on work history. The maximum monthly payments for SSI in 2026 are $994 for individuals and $1,491 for couples. Recipients of SSI…

The Economic Times · Sep 23

Nearly $25 Million Reaches 132 Rural Hospitals, but 36 Hospitals Flagged as Likely Eligible Did Not Receive Awards

HHS sent nearly $25 million to 132 small rural hospitals in 13 states. See who qualified, where the money went, and which hospitals are missing.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

When Your Parents Retire, These 10 Bills Land on You — and Two Can Cost You Your Own Retirement

Your parents retire believing Social Security, Medicare, and their savings will cover the basics, but then the refrigerator dies, Dad stops driving, Mom needs help...

Saving Advice · Sep 21

Medicare Costs Are Rising in 2027 — Experts Tell Us What Retirees Should Do Now

The 2026 Medicare Trustees Report indicates that premiums and deductibles for Medicare Parts A and B will rise next year. However, policy experts and insurance...

Saving Advice · Sep 21

Take Social Security at 62 or Spend Savings First?

Taking Social Security at 62 can put money in the bank sooner, but spending retirement savings first could preserve a larger monthly benefit later. That creates a surprisingly tricky retirement decision because neither choice works in isolation.

The Free Financial Advisor · Sep 21

One Blood Test, Two Verdicts: FDA Advisers Weigh Galleri Wednesday After Randomized Trial Missed Its Main Goal

FDA advisers vote Sept. 23 on the Galleri multi-cancer blood test. What its randomized trial found and what a positive result means for adults 50+.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

Your Spouse Dies and Medicare Stays — But the Single-Filer Switch Can Raise Your Premium Two Years Later

Losing a spouse doesn’t end your Medicare coverage, but it can quietly change the math used to determine what you pay for it. One potential...

Saving Advice · Sep 20

Social Security’s 2027 COLA Could Be the Biggest in 3 Years: Here’s What Retirees May Actually Keep

2027 projections for the official cost-of-living adjustment for some of the biggest government social programs.

Barchart · Sep 20

‘People are pissed off’: anger at the elite and the establishment is fueling this year’s midterms

Coming midterm elections are starting to be framed not as right versus left but instead the ‘well-fed versus the fed-up’

The Guardian - US · Sep 20