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June 2026

Medicare Was the News in Trustee Reports

June 15, 2026

Published on Aging in America • Jun 18

Medicare enrollment: Timing, costs and common mistakes

What coverage will you need? When to enroll? What will it cost?

Jun 15 • Mark Miller

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Social Security is on the ballot this fall - or, it should be

The Social Security trustees issued their annual report this week on the program’s financial health.

Jun 13 • Mark Miller

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Is Medicare Advantage really cheaper?

More than half of Medicare enrollees have chosen Medicare Advantage plans - the all-in-one commercial alternative to the traditional program.

Jun 5 • Mark Miller

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A closer look at Trump's retirement saving plan

Donald Trump has signed more than 250 executive orders during his second term as president, so you could be forgiven if you missed the one that aims to…

Jun 2 • Mark Miller

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May 2026

Medicare will start covering weight-loss drugs this summer - here's what you need to know

Pilot test will run through 2027

May 15 • Mark Miller

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How to Protect a Spouse

May 11, 2026

Published on Aging in America • May 14

April 2026

Retirement confidence dives on worries about inflation

Worries about Social Security's future also are on the rise

Apr 23 • Mark Miller

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How to do business with the Social Security Administration during the current chaos

The Social Security Administration’s ability to transact business with the public has been deteriorating for more than a decade. But the unprecedented…

Apr 7 • Mark Miller

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March 2026

Consumer protection on IRA rollovers is blocked again, but you still have options

Retirement savers in workplace 401(k) plans have had strong consumer protections on their investments since the mid-1970s.

Mar 18 • Mark Miller

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Roth accounts: Who are they good for?

Here’s one debate about retirement saving that never seems to end: should you be using a traditional tax-deferred account or an after-tax Roth?

Mar 15 • Mark Miller

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