RetirementRevised
Mark MillerGet the latest news and trends on retirement and aging. I focus mostly on personal finance, retirement planning, Social Security and Medicare and health.
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It’s Time to Shop for Medicare, and 2025 Brings Big Changes
Some big, positive changes are coming to Medicare next year.
How Trump or Harris would address Social Security’s problems
The next president and Congress will need to tackle the financial challenges facing Social Security if we’re going to avert a sharp cut in benefits to the 68 million retired or disabled Americans who rely on the program.
Social Security: Why It Matters for Young People, Not Just Retirees
Young people are skeptics when it comes to Social Security - polling shows that most don’t think the program will pay them a benefit when they retire sometime down the road.
Ending the tax on Social Security income should be part of a broader reform
It’s one of those unwelcome surprises that really angers people when they retire: income from Social Security benefits are subject to taxes. So it comes as no surprise to see Donald Trump dangling elimination of the tax as one of the novel ...
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Nationally-recognized journalist and author covering retirement and aging. I contribute to Reuters, The New York Times and Morningstar. Most recent book is Retirement Reboot: Commonsense Financial Strategies for Getting Back on Track.
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