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Careful: These 2 Words in a Trust Document Could Cut Off Access to Public Benefits
retirement When children have a substance abuse problem, public benefits like SSI and Medicaid can make a big difference. Those needs-based benefits could be jeopardized by improperly structured trusts.
By Martin J. Hagan, J.D. Published
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How Does the Government Shutdown Affect Medicare?
Medicare Plus, find out about the partial shutdown's impact on health coverage for veterans and government employees.
By Kimberly Lankford Published
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Countdown to Retirement: 5 Years Away
retirement For a smooth ride to retirement, take these financial steps when you have 5 years to go.
By Eileen Ambrose Published
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Holy Doughnut Hole: Medicare Part D Costs and Deductibles for 2019
Medicare As seniors weigh their prescription drug coverage during annual enrollment, it pays to review the basics of how it works, how much it costs and how the "doughnut hole" may affect them.
By Mike Piershale, ChFC Published
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5 Hot-Running Health Insurance Stocks to Buy
stocks Many of us are unhappy with our health insurers.
By Ken Berman Published
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What You'll Pay for Medicare Premiums in 2019
Medicare A new surcharge tier will kick in for 2019 for people with the highest incomes.
By Kimberly Lankford Published
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Save Money on Medicare
insurance During open enrollment, take a hard look at Part D and Medicare Advantage plans.
By Kimberly Lankford Published
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Columbia, S.C.: A Great Place to Retire for Your Health
retirement South Carolina’s capital attracts people who love art, culture and college sports, and the state is a tax-friendly place for retirees.
By Marc A. Wojno Published
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Lexington, Ky.: A Great Place to Retire for Your Health
retirement In the heart of Kentucky’s bluegrass country, Lexington offers horse culture, Kentucky Wildcats basketball, and plenty of specialists at Baptist Health Lexington.
By Thomas H. Blanton Published
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