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Oct 22

Open enrollment is upon us. You have until December 7 to decide if you want to keep your Medicare plans […]

Oct 16

Twelve White House hopefuls took the stage again Tuesday night in their latest bid for the 2020 Democratic nomination. While […]

Oct 14

This article was updated November 15, 2019. Good news for Social Security beneficiaries! The Social Security increase for 2020 […]

Oct 10

On October 9, The Trump administration announced a proposal to overhaul new rules preventing Medicare fraud and abuse. However, the […]

Oct 09

Donald Trump delivered a campaign-rally style speech to a large retirement community, The Villages, in Florida last week in which […]

Oct 04

Donald Trump delivered a speech to a large retirement community in Florida on October 3, 2019 to introduce a new […]

Oct 01

In 2015, Turing Pharmaceuticals’ CEO, Martin Shkreli, was dubbed “the most hated man in America” when he increased the price […]

Sep 26

Good news for those with Medicare Advantage (MA) and Part D plans–premiums are expected to drop by an average of […]

Sep 25

Sky-high drug prices are a problem for Americans across the country, especially those dependent on insulin. Lawmakers are reaching across […]

Sep 24

On Tuesday, September 24, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi officially began a formal impeachment inquiry of Donald Trump. This is followed […]

Sep 20

Diagnostic imaging (like MRI and CT scans) are notoriously expensive, ranging between $400 to $3,500. For this reason, Congress passed […]

Sep 19

This article was updated October 14, 2019. With House Speaker Nancy Pelosi at the helm, House Democrats released a sweeping […]