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The Social Security Warning Dave Ramsey Is Adamant About in 2025

Financial expert Dave Ramsey shared why Social Security won’t cover your retirement -- and the key steps you must take now to prepare for the future.

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Why Many Retirement Plans Forget the Cost of Shoring Up Independence

Retirement planning often focuses on income, travel dreams, and leisure—but rarely on the price of staying self-sufficient. Independence has a cost, especially as mobility, health,...

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Eight Tricks to Shop for Glasses if You're Over 50

Shopping for glasses often gets trickier — and more expensive — as you age. If you've over 50, take these steps when you set out to buy a new pair.

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6 Smart Ways To Use Your Social Security Income After Retiring

Learn some expert tips to maximize Social Security, cover essentials, avoid taxes and build a stable retirement income strategy that lasts. Find out more.

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I Asked ChatGPT: What Are the Worst Retirement Mistakes People Make?

To get a sense of what some of the worst -- in other words, most costly -- mistakes people make in their retirement planning, I asked ChatGPT to help.

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Mesoblast Shares Are Rising Higher: What's Behind The Move?

Mesoblast Limited (NASDAQ:MESO) shares are trading higher on Friday after the company announced that Ryoncil received a J-Code from the United States Medicare Medicaid Services, streamlining billing and payment processes for the product.

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When Medicare Doesn’t Cover Your Dental or Vision — What You’ll Pay Out-of-Pocket

Many retirees are shocked to learn that Medicare doesn’t cover routine dental or vision care. Cleanings, crowns, glasses, and eye exams often fall entirely on...

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How the government shutdown is hitting the health care system – and what the battle over ACA subsidies means

Major rifts over key health care issues are at the heart of the federal government shutdown that began at the stroke of midnight on Oct. 1, 2025.

The Conversation

Doctors cancel telehealth appointments as Medicare coverage lapses - Roll Call

When government funding expired this week, so did a health care policy that allowed Medicare to cover telehealth services.

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Need a Reason to Retire Early? Consider These 7 Eye-Opening Stats

Most people retire early, leaving the workforce before reaching their full retirement age (FRA). Maybe you should, too.

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Seven Things You Should Do Before 2026 Because of One Big Beautiful Bill Changes

The new law ushers in significant changes for most taxpayers. Make these moves now to take advantage of them.

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I'm a Financial Adviser: The OBBB Is a Reminder for Older People to Have a Long-Term Plan

The new tax bill presents a good opportunity for retirees to revisit tax plans, look into doing some Roth conversions and consider plans for long-term care.

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What Happens When Social Security Rules Change Without Warning

Social Security is the backbone of retirement for millions—but even small rule changes can ripple through budgets overnight. Most retirees assume benefits are stable, yet...

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Why Some Boomers Regret Retiring Too Far Away from Healthcare Access

Sunny destinations and peaceful small towns draw many retirees—but distance from quality healthcare can turn paradise into a problem. As medical needs grow, long drives,...

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Tax Experts: 7 Ways Retirees Accidentally Pay Too Much in Taxes

From missed RMDs and bigger-than-necessary IRA withdrawals to a variety of other issues, small missteps can snowball into four-figure bills.

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Travel, national parks and housing: what does the US government shutdown mean for everyday people?

Several thousand federal employees will be furloughed or must do unpaid work. Regular people will feel it differently

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Government Shutdown and Seniors: What You Need to Know About Social Security and Healthcare

Congress has hit another deadlock. Democrats and Republicans failed to pass a stopgap funding bill, resulting in a government shutdown as the new fiscal year...

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What Happens to Your Money in a Government Shutdown?

From benefit checks to IRS delays, here’s what could affect your wallet if the government shuts down.

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The Medicare Surcharge: Test Your IRMAA Knowledge

Test your basic knowledge of the income-related monthly adjustment amount in our quick quiz.

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COLA Raise Forecast 2026 Could Be Wiped Out by Rising Drug Costs — What to Watch

Social Security’s annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is meant to help retirees keep up with inflation. But in 2026, many experts warn that any increase may...

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7 Strange Costs Nobody Expects After Retirement

You’ve spent decades saving diligently. You calculated your expenses and have a solid plan. However, retirement isn’t just about replacing your salary. It’s a whole new lifestyle with its own financial surprises. Many retirees are blindsided by strange costs nobody expects. These aren’t the big-ticket items you’ve planned for, like…

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Hidden Surgery Costs Seniors Never See Until It’s Too Late

For many seniors, surgery represents a path to restored health—but not all the costs are visible upfront. Even with Medicare, co-pays, facility fees, anesthesia charges,...

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Health Symptoms You’re Ignoring That Doctors Will Regret Later

It’s easy to dismiss small aches, fatigue, or memory lapses as “just aging.” But many seemingly harmless symptoms are early warnings of serious conditions doctors...

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Trump’s H-1B visa fee is a death sentence for US healthcare

Trump’s $100,000 visa fee will gut the immigrant workforce that keeps US hospitals – and patients – alive

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How the government shutdown could disrupt daily life

The first shutdown since 2019 could be unusually disruptive to the federal government.

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