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What Happens When Retirement Plans Ignore Healthcare Costs

When most people create a retirement plan, they focus on things like savings accounts, Social Security, and maybe even travel dreams. But there’s a crucial factor that often gets overlooked: healthcare costs. Ignoring this piece can have serious consequences for your financial security in retirement. Medical expenses tend to rise…

The Free Financial Advisor

3 Money Habits Boomers Think Are Normal but Are Making Them Broke

Baby boomers face surprising financial pitfalls, from outdated habits to costly generosity. Here’s what might be hurting their wallets most.

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This One Bill Keeps Rising for Seniors—And No One’s Talking About It

Rising costs hit everyone, but for seniors, one bill keeps growing faster than most people realize: property taxes. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t make headlines like healthcare or groceries. But for many older adults, property taxes quietly eat up more of their fixed income every year. If you own your…

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Josh Hawley Wants To Raise the Minimum Wage

It’s not the only way the Republican senator is closer to democratic socialism than to traditional conservatism.

Reason

Retiring on a $100k Annuity? Here’s How Much You’ll Get Each Month

Thinking about retiring on a $100k annuity? You’re not alone. Many people wonder if a $100,000 annuity can provide enough monthly income to support their retirement dreams. With so much uncertainty around Social Security, market volatility, and rising living costs, understanding exactly what you’ll get from a $100k annuity is…

Clever Dude

Mike Johnson opens the door to Medicaid cuts and the resulting political fallout

Opponents of GOP budget plan hope reality of Medicaid cuts for rural and low-income Americans will drive Republican defections

The Independent UK

What 401(k) Savers Near Retirement Can Do Amid Market Volatility

Whether retirement is years away, a year or two out, or in the rearview mirror, here's how to handle uncertainty in your 401(k).

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The View’s Sunny Hostin corners Chuck Schumer for siding with GOP: ‘I think you caved’

‘It gives me no pleasure to say this to you because we are friends but I think you caved,’ Sunny Hostin told the Senate minority leader on Tuesday

The Independent UK

House Speaker Mike Johnson Assures No Cuts To Medicaid, Medicare

House Speaker Mike Johnson and GOP emphasize commitment to preserving Medicaid and Medicare funding while targeting spending reductions.

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President Biden Criticizes Trump's RNC Speech On COVID Handling

President Biden critiques Trump's RNC speech on social media, sparking political debate and public discourse.

Kiplinger

A Financial Checklist for Widows

An interview with a financial adviser about the financial steps widows should take.

Kiplinger

This Four-Part Retirement Strategy Can Help Withstand Bad Timing

If you’re worried about the markets being down when it’s time for retirement, consider dividing your assets among different baskets to boost your confidence.

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Jordan sat stone-faced for another speaker vote. But Boehner got a laugh

The chamber broke out in laughter when Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania called out the name of John Boehner, who once called Jordan a “legislative terrorist.”

The Independent UK

Liz Weston: Why retirees may want to buy an immediate annuity now

When you purchase an immediate annuity, you’re paying a lump sum now in exchange for a stream of payments over a fixed period or for your lifetime

Kiplinger

Financial Planning in Retirement: Seeing All the Angles

In addition to investments, your financial adviser should be talking to you about insurance, Medicare, Social Security, long-term care, estate planning and tax planning.

Chicago Sun-Times

Illinois immigrants need more language help to thrive and partake in civic life

In Illinois, 8% of the population doesn’t speak English very well, and that’s a barrier for immigrants participating in civic life. Dozens of organizations such as the Selfreliance Association have partnered with the city and state to help limited English speakers access health care, food stamps…

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