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Biden's Spending Framework Limits Medicare Expansion
Medicare The Medicare expansion in President Joe Biden's $1.75 trillion spending plan included fewer new benefits than some Democrats had hoped for.
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Even If You Already Have Medicare, Don’t You Dare Skip Open Enrollment
Medicare It’s the perfect time to think about what’s changed in your life and with your health care plan. After looking at these four issues, you might find there is a better option for you.
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How Congress Could Expand Medicare Benefits to Cover Dental, Hearing and Vision
Medicare Democrats have included the proposal for the new benefits in their budget reconciliation bill. They also want to allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices with pharmaceutical companies.
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Medicare Part A Funds to Run Out in 2026
Medicare The trust fund for Medicare Part A did not significantly change from last year, though its financial position still remains precarious.
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You Can Appeal a Medicare Premium Surcharge
Medicare If your income has dropped in the past two years, there’s a good chance you can get your surcharge eliminated or reduced.
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A Retiree’s Guide to Key Dates in 2021
Basics It's critical -- and financially sound -- to hit these important financial deadlines spaced throughout the year.
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What You'll Pay for Medicare in 2021
Healthy Living on a Budget For Medicare premiums 2021, look for modest increases in premiums and out-of-pocket costs.
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Medicare Mania: Some Basics to Know During Open Enrollment
Medicare What’s Part A, Part B, Part C and Part D and what do they cover? What are Medicare Advantage plans? And how about the deadlines involved? There’s a lot to understand during this critical time.
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Early Retirement Means Finding Health Insurance Before Medicare
Making Your Money Last Cover the gap with health insurance before you're eligible for Medicare enrollment.
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