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My prescription costs what?! Pharmacists offer tips that could reduce your out-of-pocket drug costs

Even when Americans have health insurance, they can have a hard time affording the drugs they’ve been prescribed.

The Conversation

9 Medicare Terms Retirees Misunderstand Every January

January is one of the most confusing months for retirees navigating Medicare. New deductibles, updated formularies, and shifting coverage rules all take effect at once....

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7 Winter Purchases Boomers Should Make Before Prices Rise

Winter prices are rising faster than usual, and Boomers are feeling the impact across groceries, utilities, and home essentials. Many retirees say they’re shocked by...

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Suze Orman: Why You Shouldn’t Overlook This Retirement Planning Benefit

Suze Orman explains why this overlooked retirement benefit could boost your savings and help secure a stronger financial future.

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No control, no regulation. Why private specialist fees can leave patients with huge medical bills

Seeing a private specialist increasingly comes with massive gap payments. On average, out-of-pocket fees to see a specialist amount to about $300 a year. But many spend hundreds on each appointment.

The Conversation

Australia’s medical specialist fees are ‘out of control’, Mark Butler says. Here’s why, and how to fix it

The federal government has some levers to pull, experts say, but there are also other issues that must be addressed

The Guardian - AU

6 Medicare Copay Shifts Likely To Hit in Early January

Every January, Medicare resets deductibles, coinsurance, and plan benefits. While Original Medicare has standardized costs set by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS),...

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6 “Network Ghosts”: Why Your Doctor Might Drop Your Medicare Plan Without Notice

Imagine showing up for a scheduled appointment with a doctor you have trusted for years, only to be turned away at the front desk because they no longer accept your insurance. You didn’t change plans. You didn’t miss a payment. So, what happened?

Budget and the Bees

Medicare Payouts in All 50 States

Medicare beneficiaries measure at 61 million, and the payouts in the top states are over $14,000.

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7 Medicare Call Center Delays Seniors Must Prepare For

Across the country, seniors are reporting longer wait times when calling Medicare for help with coverage questions, billing issues, and plan changes. These Medicare call...

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Some Retirement Communities Are Raising Fees Mid‑Winter

Across the country, retirement communities regularly adjust resident fees, and many seniors notice these increases in January. While some residents describe them as “mid‑winter hikes,”...

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January Clinic Backlogs Are Leaving Seniors Waiting Longer for Routine Care

January clinic backlogs are becoming a widespread issue for seniors who depend on timely medical appointments to manage their health. As the new year begins,...

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6 Tax Deductions Retirees Often Miss (But Are Entitled To)

Retirement is a huge milestone. Naturally, you spent decades working toward it. However, the party eventually ends. Once the steady paychecks stop, the reality of a fixed income sets in. Honestly, this shift feels strange. In a way, you switch from saver to spender. Suddenly, every dollar leaving your account…

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Don't Get Caught by the Medicare Tax Torpedo: A Retirement Expert's Tips to Steer Clear

Better beware, because if you go even $1 over an important income threshold, your Medicare premiums could rise exponentially due to IRMAA surcharges.

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5 Signs a Medicare Provider Will Drop You in the New Year

Medicare providers occasionally drop patients or change coverage networks, leaving seniors scrambling for alternatives. These shifts often occur at the start of a new year,...

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8 Hidden Tax Penalties of Married Filing Separately

Before picking married filing separately, it's crucial to understand hidden penalties that can shrink deductions, erase credits and push your bill higher.

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Is Molina Healthcare Stock Underperforming the Dow?

As Molina Healthcare has lagged behind the Dow over the past year, analysts remain cautious about the stock’s prospects.

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7 Prescription Assistance Programs Opening Up After New Year’s

Prescription costs remain one of the biggest financial challenges for retirees, especially those living on fixed incomes. In 2026, several new assistance programs are opening...

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6 Medicare Part D Gaps Seniors Only Notice in January

Medicare Part D is designed to help retirees manage prescription drug costs, but many seniors only notice its gaps when the new year begins. January...

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Rand Paul pitches ‘Medicare for all run by Costco’ and the internet is divided

Paul had more in common with Zohran Mamdani than he thinks.

The Independent UK

Dr. Oz snack shames staff to eat less over holiday season: ‘You don’t have to try every cookie’

Among the advice Oz sent, he suggested people keep one hand free while eating and drinking and utilize small plates to prevent overeating

Fortune

AI doctors will be good at science but bad at business, and big talk with little action means even higher drugs prices: 10 healthcare predictions for 2026 from top investors

We hope 2026 is calmer after tariffs, public health chaos, and the cancellation of billions of research funding and health coverage support for millions.

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7 Prescription Refills That Will Cost More in January

Prescription drug costs are climbing again in January 2026, and seniors are among those most affected. Rising manufacturer prices, insurance adjustments, and new Medicare billing...

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6 Medicare Advantage Perks Quietly Ending After the Holidays

Medicare Advantage plans have long been marketed as offering extra perks beyond traditional Medicare, from gym memberships to grocery allowances. But in 2026, many of...

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5 Specific Social Security Triggers That Can Reduce Next Month’s Payment

For retirees, Social Security is often the backbone of monthly income. But payments are not guaranteed to remain steady. Certain triggers can reduce benefits suddenly,...

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