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13 Things to Know About How Your Pension Affects Your Taxes in Retirement

If you're a retiree with a pension, treating taxes as a core part of your retirement strategy is the best way to keep your income sustainable for the long haul.

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Social Security Has a “Do-Over” Rule — But Retirees Have a Limited Window to Use It

Claiming Social Security can feel like one of those financial decisions that becomes permanent the moment you make it. Maybe you claimed at 62 because...

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Your Medicare Plan Will Send an Important Letter This Fall — Don’t Throw It Away

Medicare beneficiaries tend to receive plenty of mail, especially as fall approaches, so it’s understandable when another thick insurance envelope heads straight for the recycling...

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7 Expenses Couples Forget to Recalculate When One Spouse Retires First

Retirement planning gets surprisingly complicated when two spouses don’t leave the workforce at the same time. One paycheck disappears, but many household expenses don’t simply...

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Medicare for All Would Save 114,000 Lives and $1 Trillion a Year: Sanders Declares 'The Time Is Now'

A Yale study says Medicare for All could save 114,000 lives yearly and cut costs by $1 trillion. Bernie Sanders renews his push for universal healthcare amid rising premiums.

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6 Social Security Earnings-Test Details Workers Near Retirement Often Misread

Social Security’s earnings test can make working while collecting retirement benefits sound like a financial game of dodgeball. In 2026, workers below full retirement age can earn up to $24,480 before SSA starts withholding benefits, while people who reach full retirement age this year get a much higher $65,160 limit…

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Working While Collecting Social Security? 6 Earnings Rules Retirees Often Misunderstand

Picking up a part-time job in retirement can provide extra spending money, structure, and even a chance to boost future Social Security benefits, but it...

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2027 Medicare Costs: What We Know Now—and What Seniors Are Still Waiting For

Anyone trying to build a retirement budget for next year is dealing with an awkward Medicare calendar: some important 2027 numbers are available, while others...

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How to Pull Off a $1.2 Million Roth Conversion While Earning $140K

Discover how a 69-year-old engineer can successfully convert a $1.2 million IRA to a Roth before RMDs begin. Learn about IRMAA, tax issues and legacy planning.

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8 Money and Medicare Checks to Make Before Open Enrollment Begins

The thick stack of Medicare paperwork that shows up each fall can feel like the starting gun for comparing next year’s coverage, but some of...

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The Same Knee Replacement Costs Twice as Much an Hour Apart, and the Price Files Now Show It

Federal price disclosure data show a knee replacement billed at about $16,000 at one North Carolina hospital and around $40,000 at another.

Medical Daily

Health Care Costs Are Pushing Americans to Skip Prescriptions, Cut Pills and Delay Treatment

KFF polling found 43% of US adults did not take medication as prescribed because of cost, up from 31% three years earlier.

Medical Daily

Why your GP visit now costs more, despite a boost to bulk-billing rates

Minister: 'It's good for patients' hip pockets and their health.'

Newcastle Herald

Rural Families Need to Know Which Health Problems Telehealth Can Handle and Which Ones It Cannot

A practical guide for rural patients on when a virtual visit is enough and when the drive to a physical facility is medically necessary.

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Government Imposter Scams: How to Verify an IRS, SSA, or Medicare Contact

A call from the IRS, Social Security Administration, or Medicare can grab attention fast, especially when the caller claims something needs fixing today. The good news: an official-looking message does not automatically mean a scam, but a convincing voice, familiar agency name, or official-looking number does not prove legitimacy either.

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Medicare Premium Surcharges That Can Follow a High-Income Year

A high-income year can come with an unexpected Medicare sequel. Earn more today, and Medicare may use that income later to decide that future Part B and Part D premiums should cost more.

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What You Need to Know About Long-Term Care Before You Need It

Are your assets accessible and structured to support health, mobility or cognitive issues? Waiting until care is needed can force decisions you might regret.

Medical Daily

Advocacy Group Says a Medicare Rule Change Delayed Price Negotiation for a Costly AbbVie Drug by Seven Years

Public Citizen says a CMS eligibility change kept AbbVie's Creon out of Medicare price negotiation for seven extra years. Here is how it works.

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My Wife Was Laid Off at Age 64: Here Are 5 Questions We're Asking

Even people who work in financial services have questions when a layoff happens right before retirement. Here are five issues that need to be addressed.

Medical Daily

Living Within a Tenth of a Mile of a Dry Cleaner Was Linked to Higher Parkinson's Odds in a Nationwide Medicare Study

A nationwide Medicare study of 19 million people found higher Parkinson's disease odds among those living closest to a dry cleaner.

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7 Prescription Drug Costs to Compare Before Medicare Open Enrollment

A Medicare drug plan that looks inexpensive on the surface can become surprisingly costly once you start filling prescriptions. Premiums are only one piece of...

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As a Financial Adviser, I've Spent 30 Years Helping Clients Make Tough Choices for Aging Loved Ones. Now It's My Family's Turn — and This Is What I've Learned

Aging loved ones' care needs put pressure on financial plans and caregivers. It's important to talk openly about options before a crisis happens.

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One High-Income Year Could Raise Your Medicare Premiums Later

A particularly profitable year in retirement can come with a delayed expense that catches some Medicare beneficiaries by surprise. Selling investments, realizing a large capital...

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Retirement Milestone Ages Most People Miss (And What to Do About Each One)

Retirement planning is less about hitting milestone ages and more about understanding how financial decisions shape long-term income, taxes and healthcare costs.

Medical Daily

Senate Finance Democrats Ask the Public to Describe Their Health Coverage Problems

Senate Finance Democrats released a request for information on health coverage reform, with responses due October 2. Here is what an RFI does.

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