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Humana Loses Court Battle Over Medicare Advantage Ratings, Billions In Payments At Risk

Humana Inc. (NYSE:HUM) lost a legal battle challenging cuts to its Medicare Advantage bonus payments, raising concerns over billions in potential revenue.

Benzinga

What Happens to Your Medicare When You Move States?

Moving to a new state after retirement can feel like a fresh start—new scenery, new neighbors, and sometimes a lower cost of living. But if...

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How Much the Average Middle-Class Household Spends on Healthcare After 65

Discover how much the average middle-class household spends on healthcare after age 65—and why planning ahead is more important than ever.

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Don't Miss Out! A Quiz on Medicare Enrollment Deadlines

Test your basic knowledge of Medicare enrollment periods in our quick quiz.

Kiplinger

3 Biggest Changes to Medicare That Took Place in 2025 — How To Plan For 2026

Medicare changed again in 2025 -- affecting premiums, prescription drug costs and how you pay for medications. Make a plan now for your 2026 Medicare.

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Private equity takeover of hospitals led to rise in Medicare emergency patient deaths, says study

Study found seven more deaths per 10,000 patients in private equity hospitals’ versus non-private equity hospitals

The Guardian - US

5 Hidden Fees That Quietly Drain Retirees’ Budgets

Retirees beware. Hidden fees in banking, insurance, investments and more could be quietly eroding your nest egg. Learn how to spot and avoid them now.

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Yes, Social Security Checks Are Still Going Out During The Shutdown — But Don't Count On Quick Help From The SSA

Amidst the current government shutdown that began Oct. 1, plenty of questions arise — especially for retirees and others who rely on Social Security payments to make ends meet.

Benzinga

What to Do About These Three Medicare Changes During Open Enrollment

With costs due to rise sharply next year, look for coverage that protects your wallet as well as your health.

Kiplinger

Are You Losing Out Because of Medicare Open Enrollment Mistakes?

Every fall, millions of seniors have the chance to review and update their Medicare coverage—but many don’t take full advantage of it. The Centers for...

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How Middle-Class Retirees Can Make Their Money Last 25 Years or Longer

How to calculate your spending needs and plan strategic withdrawals that balance saving and spending in your golden years.

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10 Amazing Strategies for Creating Tax-Efficient Withdrawal Plans

You’ve worked hard, saved diligently, and built up your retirement accounts—but how you take that money out matters just as much as how you saved it. Without a smart strategy, taxes can quietly erode your nest egg over time. By designing tax-efficient withdrawal plans, retirees can stretch their savings, reduce…

The Free Financial Advisor

Why Skipping Physicals After 65 Is a Dangerous Gamble

Many older adults feel healthy and assume annual physicals are optional—but skipping routine checkups after 65 can quietly set the stage for serious health problems....

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5 Dental Risks Seniors Often Ignore Until It’s Painful

Many older adults prioritize vision or hearing care but overlook oral health until discomfort forces a dentist visit. Yet, dental problems can cause far more...

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4 Retirement Lessons From the Characters of ‘Sex and the City’

A lack of retirement savings, combined with lifestyle inflation, would've likely caused at least some of the women to rely on Social Security and Medicare.

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7 Ways to Spot an AARP Scam Before It’s Too Late

When scammers target older Americans, they often exploit the trust people place in well-known organizations like AARP. Each year, thousands of seniors report being contacted...

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What the “One Big Beautiful Bill” Means for Your Medicare Premiums

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) was signed into law on July 4, 2025. One of the main things this bill aimed to do...

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How New Prescription Drug Pricing Laws Will Affect Older Adults

Prescription prices have been climbing for years, forcing many older adults to choose between medication and necessities. But new federal and state laws are starting...

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What Does the 2026 COLA Really Mean for Your Monthly Check?

Every January, Social Security recipients wait for one number—the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). It’s supposed to help seniors’ benefits keep up with inflation, but many don’t...

The Independent UK

Prescription drug coverage options are shrinking for Medicare shoppers

Fewer choices may be on the menu again as Medicare patients shop for prescription coverage this fall

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How to Make Medicare Advantage Work Better Than Original Medicare

Medicare Advantage has become the go-to choice for nearly half of retirees—but satisfaction varies widely. While it can offer more coverage for less money, the...

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Are You Overspending on Prescription Drugs Without Realizing It?

Prescription costs can quietly drain a retiree’s budget faster than any other medical expense. Even with insurance, plan networks and pricing tiers can push patients...

Kiplinger

Will Taxes Shred Your 401(k) or IRA During Your Retirement? It's Very Likely

Conventional wisdom dictates that you save in a 401(k) now and pay taxes later, but turning that rule on its head could leave you far better off. A financial planner explains why.

Kiplinger

More Retirees Are Renting: Should You? A Financial Adviser Weighs In

In some ways, renting is cheaper, more flexible and easier, but unless you understand the implications for your taxes and health costs, it might not be for you.

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What “Trusted Agents” Might Not Tell You About Prescription Costs

Medicare and insurance agents often promise to help seniors save money on prescription drugs. But not all “trusted agents” fully explain the fine print. Some...

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