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Five Tax Strategies to Help Your Money Last in Retirement
Having a tax strategy is crucial to making your money last. These tax-saving moves can help, whether you're years from retirement or already there.
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Election Poll Surprise Driven In Part by 65+ Female Voters
J. Ann Selzer pointed to voters aged 65+, and female voters in particular, as an explanation for the surprising presidential election poll results.
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Your Guide to Open Enrollment and Health Insurance for 2025
Open enrollment starts on November 1. With health care costs on the rise, it’s critical to select a plan that fits your needs at the right price.
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What’s New and What To Watch For in the Upcoming ACA Open Enrollment Period
Open enrollment is complex, and this year there are a few new rules, as well as higher premiums for some, scams to avoid and fine print to read. Here's a roundup of all the issues you'll need to be aware of.
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You Can Get an Ozempic Prescription at Costco — But There's a Catch
A partnership between Sesame and Costco for a weight-loss program through which members could get prescriptions to drugs like Ozempic was ended, but existing members are grandfathered in.
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Harris Proposes Medicare Cover In-Home Healthcare
Vice President Kamala Harris proposed a plan for Medicare to cover in-home healthcare.
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Five Tax Strategies to Preserve Your Retirement Savings
From Roths to HSAs to creative Social Security timing, retirees have many options to minimize their taxes. You might be surprised what a difference it can make.
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Another Round of Free COVID Tests Is Coming
The government is once again providing free COVID tests to American households this fall.
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With TV Drug Ads, What You See Is Not Necessarily What You Get
The U.S. is one of only two countries that legally allows drugmakers to advertise products directly to patients. There are consumer protections in place — but do they go far enough?
