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8 Situations Where COLA Increases Still Leave Seniors Short This Winter

Getting a bigger Social Security payment sounds like a win until winter bills hit and the “extra” vanishes on contact. Many seniors find that COLA...

Saving Advice · Feb 12

Politicians Want To Avoid Reforming Social Security and Medicare. You Will Pay the Price.

Inflation is a silent tax—and the most painful way to finance government promises.

Reason · Feb 12

TrumpRx is here and it helps, though a bit less than advertised

Trump's Republican Party continues to shift toward government market interventionism.

Fortune · Feb 11

10 Medicare Part D Deductible Rules That Are Costing Retirees More in 2026

While the headline news for 2026 is the new $2,100 out-of-pocket cap on prescription drugs, the deductible rules remain a confusing hurdle for the first...

Saving Advice · Feb 11

I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is Why a Second (Gray) Divorce Could Cost You Big-Time

Divorce isn't any easier the second time, especially if you've remarried later in life. Rushing to settle without proper advice can have serious consequences.

Kiplinger · Feb 11

The “Over-65 Marketplace Confusion”: 6 Coverage Mistakes That Cost Real Money

Turning 65 should simplify health coverage, but for a lot of people, it does the opposite because the rules change fast and the paperwork doesn’t...

Saving Advice · Feb 10

Funding surgery and hormones for trans people can save Medicare millions: new research

Transgender and gender-diverse (“trans”) people have worse mental health compared to the general population. As a result, they’re more likely to use mental health services, such as psychologists and counsellors, and treatments such as antidepressants and anxiety medication.

The Conversation · Feb 10

The $184,500 Ceiling: The New Social Security “Working Limit” That Just Went Into Effect

If you are working in 2026, you may have heard about a new “ceiling” of $184,500 related to Social Security. There is a great deal...

Saving Advice · Feb 10

The “Medical Billing Minimum”: 7 New Line-Items Showing Up in 2026 Statements

We are used to seeing copays and deductibles, but in 2026, a new category of “administrative” fees is appearing on medical statements that insurance often...

Saving Advice · Feb 10

Medicare Cost Details That Only Appear After Claims Are Filed

Most seniors believe that if a medical service is “approved” by Medicare, the cost is a predictable, fixed amount known in advance. In reality, the...

Saving Advice · Feb 9