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Tax Season May Be Over, But Many Seniors Are Still Getting Hit With Surprise Bills They Didn’t See Coming

For many retirees, tax season feels like it should end the moment the return is filed and the refund check arrives. Unfortunately, that is not...

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Is a Side Hustle Worth It After 75? The Pros, Cons and Tax Traps

While extra pocket cash may also help stretch investment income and Social Security benefits, there are financial ramifications to consider, positive and negative.

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No, federal government does not spend $1tn each year

A social media post makes multiple claims about how much the Australian government spends each year, but several of the figures are wrong.

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The Medicare “Benefit Boost” Claim Circulating on Facebook — and Why Experts Say Seniors Should Be Careful

If you have spent any time on Facebook recently, chances are you have seen advertisements promising seniors a huge new Medicare “benefit boost.” Some ads...

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5 Retirement Budget Leaks Most Seniors Don’t Notice Until Midyear — And Rent Isn’t One of Them

Many retirees begin the year feeling confident about their finances. Social Security checks are arriving, required minimum distributions are planned, and the monthly budget looks...

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$1 Billion Medicare Fraud Case Ends In Conviction: HealthSplash Founder Faces Up To 20 Years In Prison

HealthSplash CEO Brett Blackman was convicted of orchestrating a $1 billion Medicare fraud scheme, involving false prescriptions and illegal kickbacks, targeting vulnerable senior citizens.

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The Medicare Grocery Benefit Cutback: Why Some Seniors Could See Reduced Monthly Food Assistance

Many seniors have come to rely on Medicare Advantage grocery benefits to help stretch their budgets during a time of soaring food prices. These monthly...

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The Hospice Fraud Crackdown: How Medicare Investigations Are Delaying Access for Some Patients

For families facing the emotional reality of end-of-life care, hospice services are supposed to provide comfort, dignity, and support during one of life’s most difficult...

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Retired With Self-Employment Income? Don't Miss This 'Above-the-Line' Tax Break

Some retired taxpayers don't realize that premiums for Medicare and long-term care insurance may be deductible on their return. Here's what financial planners say you need to know.

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7 Times to Dip Into Your Roth IRA if You Have a Pension (and When to Leave It Alone)

The established wisdom is never to touch your Roth IRA, but if it contains a large sum and you have a pension, too, here's when you should tap into it first.

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Why Some Seniors Say Inflation Feels Closer to 8% — Even as Official Numbers Stay Lower

Many retirees are confused by what feels like a growing disconnect between official inflation reports and their everyday reality. Government data may show inflation running...

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7 Scams Draining Retirement Savings Right Now — Including the New ‘Social Security Verification’ Scheme

Scammers are becoming more aggressive, more convincing, and far more technologically sophisticated, and retirees are increasingly in their crosshairs. Older Americans often have accumulated savings,...

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The Medicare Premium Squeeze: Why Rising Part B Costs Could Reduce Next Year’s COLA Gains

Every fall, millions of retirees wait anxiously to hear how much their Social Security checks will increase through the annual cost-of-living adjustment, better known as...

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Medicare’s 72-Hour Expedited Review: What Seniors Need to Know About Faster Approvals and Denials

Dealing with a denied medical claim is incredibly stressful for any senior on a fixed budget. If you believe waiting the standard thirty days for a decision will harm your health, you have a right to ask for a fast appeal. Medicare plans must provide a decision within 72 hours…

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Insurers Are Exiting Some Medicare Advantage Markets—What to Do If Your Plan Is Terminating

Big changes are shaking up Medicare Advantage, and many enrollees now face unexpected notices about plan terminations. Insurers have started pulling back from certain counties and states, leaving members scrambling to figure out what comes next. These changes do not always signal a crisis for beneficiaries, but they do demand…

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GLP-1 Coverage Update: How Medicare’s New Transitional Policies Could Lower Out-of-Pocket Costs for Weight-Loss Medications

For years, many seniors and retirees have faced a frustrating reality: popular GLP-1 medications like Wegovy and Zepbound could cost well over $1,000 per month...

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Medicare’s ‘June 1’ Update: Why Your Part B Deductions May Look Different on Next Week’s Statement

Many retirees checking their Social Security statements next week may notice something unsettling: their Medicare Part B deductions look different from what they expected. For...

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What Changed in Remote Therapeutic Monitoring in 2026?

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services completely rewired Remote Therapeutic Monitoring for physical therapists and healthcare systems. The biggest news is that CMS finalized lower data collection and management thresholds to bridge real-world clinical gaps for shorter duration monitoring. Historically, the rigid 16-day monitoring requirement caused widespread billing friction…

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5 Ways Retirees Accidentally Shrink Their Social Security Income

For many retirees, Social Security is a key piece of their retirement plan. Yet decisions made years before claiming benefits can reduce the windfall.

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Projected 2027 IRMAA Brackets and Surcharges for Medicare Part B and D

Will you owe the Medicare IRMAA surcharge in 2027? Grab your 2025 tax return and check the projected brackets and surcharges for next year.

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The Midterms Offer a Unique Tax Planning Opportunity, But Most Retirees Miss It

Markets tend to experience uncertainty leading up to midterm elections, followed by recovery. Canny investors recognize that dip as a tax planning opportunity.

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When the World Is Your Retirement Home

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GLP-1s Now Linked To Lower Risk Of 4 Different Cancerous Tumors

What started as a diabetes medication has rapidly become one of the most talked-about drug categories in modern medicine. GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy,...

AAP

Breaking taboos: push to help women navigate menopause

A national campaign will help women better understand their menopause symptoms, access trusted health information and find out how to get support.

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The Medicare Premium Increase That Could Consume Nearly One-Third of Some Retirees’ COLA Boost

Social Security recipients usually wait for the annual cost-of-living adjustment with the same excitement sports fans reserve for playoff season, because every extra dollar matters when grocery prices, utility bills, and insurance costs refuse to settle down. Early projections for the 2026 COLA point toward a modest increase, yet many…

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