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Kansas Care Connect: Bridging the Gap in Chronic Care

Approximately 93% of older adults have at least one chronic condition, and 78% are reported to have multiple.

International Business Times

John Oliver on Trump’s last week: ‘We are supposed to live in a country of checks and balances’

The Last Week Tonight host recapped Trump’s week of authoritarian moves and dug into issues with Medicare Advantage plans

The Guardian - US

UnitedHealth Q3 Preview: Will Warren Buffett's Insurance Bet Keep Paying Off?

Health insurance company UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH) has had a rally in shares in the third quarter, helped by news of Warren Buffett taking a stake. An earnings report Tuesday before market open could continue the rally or see shares give back some gains.

Benzinga

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The COLA Mirage: 7 Ways Inflation and Part B Premiums Can Eat Your Raise by February

Every fall, retirees breathe a little easier when the Social Security Administration announces the upcoming year’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). For 2026, the COLA is set...

Saving Advice

Deciding on Senior Living? 10 Things You Should Know

Senior living options are no longer God's waiting room.

Kiplinger

2026 COLA Increase: Social Security Benefits To Rise By 2.8% In 2026, Here's How Much More You Will Get Every Month

The Social Security Administration on Friday announced a 2.8% increase 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2026.

Benzinga

2026 Social Security COLA Set at 2.8% — Here's How Much More You'll Take Home

The US Social Security Administration has announced a 2.8% cost-of-living increase for 2026, giving nearly 71 million Americans a boost to their benefits.

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8 Ways to Prove “Life-Changing Events” and Lower Your IRMAA Surcharge (Before It Auto-Hits)

If your Medicare premiums suddenly spike, you might have been hit with an Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA)—a surcharge added when your income exceeds certain...

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Florida Retirees: The Little Form That Lowers Part D Drug Costs Before You Hit the Cap

Prescription drug costs are rising fast, and many retirees in Florida are feeling the squeeze. Even with Medicare Part D, deductibles and copays can skyrocket...

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I’m a Financial Advisor: This Is The Number One Factor Retirement Clients Overlook

Rising healthcare expenses can drain your savings faster than expected. Learn expert strategies to protect your retirement from medical costs.

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UnitedHealth Is Testing a New AI System. Should You Buy UNH Stock Here?

UnitedHealth stock has had a rocky year so far, but the healthcare juggernaut is betting that fundamental reforms, assisted by AI technology, can help reduce costs and boost the company's value.

Barchart

10 Crucial Differences Between Roth and Traditional IRA Accounts

Choosing between a Roth IRA and a Traditional IRA is a big decision for anyone planning their financial future. These accounts are popular retirement savings tools, but they work differently. Knowing the differences helps you avoid costly mistakes and maximize your savings. Whether you’re just starting to save or rethinking…

The Free Financial Advisor

Ask the Editor, October 24: What Medical Expenses are Deductible?

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, Joy Taylor answers questions on the tax deduction for medical expenses, from Medicare premiums to teeth whitening.

Kiplinger

Eight Factors to Consider When Considering a Roth Conversion

Roth conversions, which transform traditional IRAs into Roth IRAs, are a powerful retirement and tax tool. Here are eight facts to get you started.

Kiplinger

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Some furloughed workers will return to manage health insurance open enrollment as shutdown drags on

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services says it will temporarily bring all its furloughed employees back to work starting Monday to manage health insurance open enrollment

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7 Overlooked Pairings of VA + Medicare That Slash Out-of-Pocket Costs

Many veterans assume that having VA health benefits means they don’t need Medicare—but that’s a costly misunderstanding. While the Department of Veterans Affairs offers comprehensive...

Benzinga

Centene And Oscar Health Stocks Sink After Molina Warning

U.S. healthcare insurance providers Centene Corporation (NYSE:CNC) and Oscar Health Inc. (NYSE:OSCR) stock are trading lower as their peer Molina Healthcare Inc. (NYSE:MOH) reported disappointing annual guidance.

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Tax Traps Baby Boomers Wish Someone Warned Them About Earlier

Taxes can take a bigger bite out of retirement savings than many baby boomers expect. Decades of hard work and careful saving can be undermined by overlooked tax traps that quietly erode wealth. The rules around retirement accounts, Social Security, and Medicare are complex, and the implications for taxes can…

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Why Did Molina Healthcare's Shares Fall Over 19% In After-Hours Trading?

Molina Healthcare Inc. (NYSE:MOH) shares are trending on Thursday.

Axios

Medicare agency to recall thousands of staff next week

The agency is bringing back staff during enrollment for Medicare and Affordable Care Act coverage.

Saving Advice

Income-Cliff Alert: Earning Just One Dollar More Could Spike Your Medicare Part B Premium or Tax Your Social Security Benefits

For retirees and near-retirees, one extra dollar of income can sometimes do surprising damage. Medicare and Social Security benefits both have “income cliffs”—thresholds that trigger...

Roll Call

Trump’s approach to lowering drug costs is raising questions - Roll Call

Several drug pricing experts say without key details, it’s hard to call the individual pharma deals a win for the Trump administration.

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Medicare Advantage Fine-Print: Contract Clauses Seniors Are Skipping That Could Cost Them Thousands

Every year, millions of retirees sign up for Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans, drawn in by promises of “extra benefits” and low premiums. But buried...

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Health-Screening Surprise: Doctors Now Ordering Fewer Preventive Tests on Patients Over 55 — And What It Means for You

If you’ve noticed your doctor skipping certain routine tests lately, you’re not imagining it. Across the U.S., physicians are quietly pulling back on preventive screenings...

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Hidden Medicare Drug Codes: Why Your Prescription Bill After 65 Might Jump Without You Being Notified

Many retirees assume their Medicare prescription costs stay stable unless a plan changes—but that’s not always true. Hidden behind every medication is a digital fingerprint...

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