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Here's where U.S. debt may become unsustainable as interest payments trigger a default crisis that even steep tax hikes can't fix

"Bond markets unravel sooner when investors believe that the government will not restore fiscal sustainability."

Fortune

Social Security checks could increase in 2027 as new COLA forecast rises to 3.9% - here's how much retirees are expected to get next year

Social Security benefits 2027 increase: Millions of Social Security recipients may receive larger monthly payments in 2027, with current inflation trends pointing to a potential 3.9% cost-of-living adjustment. This projection, driven by rising energy costs, could increase average retiree benefits by approximately $81 monthly. However, potential Medicare premium hikes might…

The Economic Times

The Medicare Enrollment Mistake Costing Seniors $8,000 in Lifetime Penalties

Missing Medicare enrollment deadlines can permanently lock in higher monthly costs. Experts share exactly what you need to know to keep your payments lower.

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9 Tax Surprises Retirees Don't See Coming Until It's Too Late

Most of these tax surprises are avoidable, but many retirees aren't ready for the shift in how and when taxes show up in retirement. These strategies can help.

Kiplinger

Axsome Therapeutics Readies Auvelity Alzheimer’s Agitation Launch, Expands CNS Pipeline

Axsome Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AXSM) executives said the company is preparing to launch Auvelity in Alzheimer’s disease agitation this month while continuing to expand the drug’s use in major depressive disorder and advance a broad central nervous system pipeline. Speaking at a Jefferies fireside chat

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Hospital-at-Home: The Medicare Option Few Seniors Know About

Most people assume that a hospital stay means spending days or weeks in a hospital bed surrounded by monitors, alarms, and unfamiliar surroundings. What many...

Saving Advice

7 Hidden Medicare Savings Programs That Pay Your Part B Premium

Healthcare expenses are one of the top expenses that all seniors face. While Medicare is in place to make it more affordable, premiums continue to...

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With Nation's Highest Diabetes Rate, San Antonio Faces Major Shift as Medicare Prepares $50 Wegovy Coverage

With diabetes rates among the highest in the U.S., San Antonio could see major change as Medicare's new $50 Wegovy coverage begins July 1, expanding access for eligible residents.

Medical Daily

What This Year's Biggest Medicare Changes Mean for You

Some drug prices are falling, other costs are climbing, and new rules abound. Here's what you need to know.

Kiplinger

We’ve been testing therapy like it’s a pill – and some patients are paying the price

If you’ve had therapy, particularly if you got it through a public healthcare system like the NHS in the UK or Medicare in Australia, there’s a good chance it was cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). Even with private health insurance, if you want therapy, the one you are most likely to…

The Conversation

How Zoe Heineman's Lifelong Fight for Diabetes Access Led Her to The Intersection of Healthcare Research & AI

The economic impact of diabetes continues to be significant. It is estimated that diagnosed diabetes generated approximately $413 billion in total costs in the United States, including direct medical expenses and indirect costs associated with lost productivity.

International Business Times

From Crisis to Possible Cure Path: San Antonio Battles Highest Diabetes Rates as Wegovy and Medicare (United States) Expansion Offer New Hope

Diabetes care is entering a new era in San Antonio as the Wegovy pill and expanded Medicare coverage offer new hope for preventing and managing diabetes in one of America's hardest-hit cities.

Medical Daily

Wall Street Turns Bullish on Health Insurers: UNH Surges 5.7% as BofA Upgrades and Morgan Stanley Raises Target to $453

UnitedHealth Group was written off by many investors after five straight sessions of losses. Then Thursday morning arrived — with two simultaneous Wall Street upgrades, easing medical cost data, and a technical setup that had been coiling for a breakout. Here is what changed, what it means for patients, and…

Medical Daily

10,000 Boomers a day, $39 trillion in debt, and no benefit cuts: Bessent stakes Social Security on the Trump economy

Bessent vowed, "the senior citizen does not not pay more taxes and the senior citizen does not get less benefits." Meanwhile the trust fund is going broke.

Fortune

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Average Generation Jones Net Worth: Still Striking Back at the Empire

Generation Jones came of age during rising inflation and an oil crisis, so it's back in the cockpit for these digital pioneers as they navigate retirement.

MarketBeat

Adaptive Biotechnologies Highlights clonoSEQ Growth, 2026 Cash Flow Goal at Conference

Adaptive Biotechnologies (NASDAQ:ADPT) Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Chad Robins said the company is focused on expanding its minimal residual disease testing business while pursuing targeted partnerships for its Immune Medicine platform, during a presentation at William Blair’s Growth Stoc

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QMB: The Program That Can Make Medicare Almost Free

Many seniors assume that Medicare costs are simply a fact of life. Between monthly premiums, deductibles, copayments, and coinsurance, healthcare expenses can consume a significant...

Reason

Pre-Judgment Attachment in Libel Cases

An interesting remedy that I've seen a few cases; here is the most recent one, Hussain v. Quraishi, decided May… The post Pre-Judgment Attachment in Libel Cases appeared first on Reason.com.

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Planning for Care If You Can No Longer Care for Yourself

Long-term care as you age is expensive and, for most of us, inevitable. Making arrangements now, while you can, is a gift to those you love.

The Independent UK

Dr. Oz blasts Americans who disagree with Trump: ‘Treating stupid is really hard’

Heart surgeon turned TV doctor turned Medicare boss insulted a significant portion of U.S. population in response to a loaded question from a right-wing media personality

International Business Times UK

How a $1.6 Million Portfolio Generates $9,000 a Month While Dodging the Medicare 'IRMAA' Tax Cliff

A finance analyst outlines a four-sleeve portfolio strategy enabling US senior couples to earn $108,000 annually, maintaining income below Medicare surcharge thresholds and ensuring tax efficiency.

Roll Call

Administration sticks with Congress on Medicaid work mandate exemptions

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Monday outlined states’ obligations to implement upcoming Medicaid work requirements, issuing a rule that closely adheres to a list of exemptions already found in federal law. The work requirements, passed as part of the Republican 2025 reconciliation law, are set to take…

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The Free Cognitive Screening Hidden in Your Medicare Visit

Many seniors worry about memory loss, confusion, or whether occasional forgetfulness is a normal part of aging. What many Medicare beneficiaries don’t realize is that...

The Free Financial Advisor

The 2027 Social Security COLA Is Surging—But Seniors May Not Be Better Off

The 2027 Social Security COLA grabs attention because it signals a bigger boost in monthly benefits for millions of retirees. On paper, a higher COLA sounds like good news because it reflects rising wages and prices across the economy. Many seniors expect that increase to ease financial pressure, especially with…

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Over Half of Gen X Retirees Thinking About Working Again – Experts Reveal How They Should

Retirement once meant stepping away from work, but many Gen Xers now expect a second act. A Northwestern Mutual Planning and Progress Study found many doubt they will be financially ready, making...

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