By Mary Johnson, editor Is inflation ever a good thing if it means getting a high cost-of-living adjustment (COLA)? The person asking me that question…
Every year, tens of thousands of Medicare beneficiaries who are enrolled in private Medicare Advantage health plans are denied medically necessary care that otherwise would…
Soaring inflation has caused Social Security benefits to lose 40% of their buying power since the year 2000 according to the latest update of an…
By Representative Andre Carson, (IN, 7th) One of the greatest crises facing seniors in America, which is frankly not talked about enough, is food insecurity.…
Q: The Federal Reserve increased interest rates “to put the brakes on inflation.” How does that work? Wouldn’t I pay higher costs when credit card…
Five Ways to Save When Everything Is Going Up By Mary Johnson, editor With persistent inflation around 8.5%, a historic 40-year high compared to a…
High Inflation Could Lead to Higher Taxes for Social Security Recipients By Doug Osborne, Legislative Liaison The next tax season could be a difficult one…
Staffing Shortages at Long Term Care Facilities May Not Recover Quickly By Rick Delaney, Chairman of the Board The annual average price of a semi-private…
By Mary Johnson, editor Higher consumer prices for just about everything continues to work through the pipeline and are reaching levels that haven’t been seen…
About 250,000 retired employees of the city of New York recently learned their health benefits would be funded in part by the federal government’s Medicare…