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Treasury Proposes Tighter Health Insurance Tax Credit Checks
Treasury targets improper health insurance tax credit claims with new rules for 2027.
Dallas Express · 1m
Drake Bell Blasts SAG-AFTRA Health Coverage
Drake Bell says SAG-AFTRA health insurance denies coverage after 35 years of acting.
Complex · 1m

Drake Bell Criticizes SAG-AFTRA Health Insurance
Drake Bell says he doesn't qualify for SAG-AFTRA health insurance and warns against joining the union.
Variety · 1m

Starbucks Part-Time Work for Health Insurance
A 60-year-old with $230,000 saved can use 20 hours a week at Starbucks to cover health insurance until Medicare.
24/7 Wall St. · 1m

FG to invest $3bn into health sector by 2030
Federal government plans $3bn health investment by 2030 to reduce foreign aid reliance.
Premium Times Nigeria · 1m

Avoid Medicare Penalties by Checking Employer Size
Check employer size before delaying Medicare Part B to avoid lifetime penalties.
Kiplinger · 1m

How to Choose the Right Health Plan for Maximum Savings
Compare health plan premiums, deductibles, and in-network providers to save money this year.
Wellbeing Magazine · 1m

Spotify Co-Founders Sell Health Anxiety Scam
Spotify co-founders market $500 body scans to exploit health fears.
Slate Magazine · 1m
Star Health Policy Base Rises 11% After GST Exemption
Star Health reports 11% growth in retail health insurance policies after GST exemption on premiums.
The Economic Times · 1m

Moving to Trinidad and Tobago 2026 Step by Step
Secure work permit, tax ID, bank account and housing before arriving in Trinidad and Tobago in 2026.
The Rio Times · 3m

Medicare Part D Quiz
Test your Medicare Part D knowledge with this quick quiz.
Kiplinger · 1m

Losing Your Job in Your 50s or 60s
Unexpected job loss in your 50s or 60s can derail retirement plans. Here's how to safeguard your savings.
Kiplinger · 1m

Americans Demand AI Pause and Billionaire Tax
63% of US voters want AI paused and billionaires taxed.
Futurism · 1m

Trump administration cancels 760,000 Obamacare enrollments
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services removed roughly 315,000 ACA marketplace enrollments covering about 760,000 people, citing fraud.
CNBC · 1m

Trump admin to remove 760,000 from Affordable Care Act
The administration says it will cut 760,000 ACA enrollees over fraud claims, saving $2.2 billion.
Fortune · 1m

Trump removes 760,000 from healthcare rolls
The Trump administration is cancelling Affordable Care Act coverage for hundreds of thousands of people, citing fraud and saving $2.2 billion.
ABC News · 1m

The free doctor visit that isn't free
The Affordable Care Act promised Americans one free annual checkup. Millions are being billed anyway.
Vox · 5m
Teachers Union and Montgomery County Schools in Budget Negotiations
Montgomery County teachers union warns of scare tactics as district faces financial strain.
The Banner · 1m

One in three insured Americans carry medical debt
Even with health insurance, millions of Americans struggle to pay medical bills and cut back on essentials to cover the costs.
CBS News · 1m

Trump removes 760,000 from ACA over fraud claims
The Trump administration is cutting hundreds of thousands of health insurance enrollees, citing fraud and non-existent applicants.
NPR · 1m
Oriental Insurance targets health and MSME growth
Oriental Insurance plans health and MSME products to boost growth and financial performance.
The Economic Times · 1m

School Bus Driver Jobs Cover Health Insurance for Early Retirees
A 62-year-old with $260,000 saved uses school bus driving to keep health insurance until Medicare at 65
24/7 Wall St. · 1m

Corridor Secures $25M for Small Business Health Coverage
Corridor's AI platform helps small businesses find affordable health insurance with zero admin costs.
Pymnts · 1m

Why 23-Year-Olds Shouldn’t Fear Retirement Savings
23-year-olds can build retirement wealth without sacrificing life goals
Slate Magazine · 1m

Arizona Insurance Exec Hits $1M in 30s
Health insurance executive built $1M in his 30s through stock market investing and diversified portfolios, but retirement still feels distant due to family responsibilities.
Kiplinger · 1m

Trump axes 760,000 Obamacare enrollees over fraud claims
The administration says it's eliminating fraudulent coverage and saving billions, but critics question whether the crackdown is politically motivated.
TIME · 1m

UnitedHealthcare's prior auth cuts sound bigger than they are
UnitedHealthcare is dropping prior authorization on 1,700 codes, but only about 120 apply to Medicare Advantage members, and approval still isn't guaranteed.
24/7 Wall St. · 2m

AI is denying people medical care
Health insurers are using AI to reject insurance claims, and patients are suffering the consequences.
Vox · 3m

Trump removes 760,000 from ACA over fraud claims
The administration says it's purging ineligible enrollees, but critics question the evidence and methods.
MS NOW · 1m

Your 2027 Medicare Open Enrollment Guide
Mark your calendar for critical dates and watch for key notices that will shape your healthcare coverage and costs next year.
Kiplinger · 2m

Angle Health hits $2.7B valuation with $200M Series C
Y Combinator insurance tech startup raises major funding round without AI focus, proving non-AI startups can still command big valuations.
TechCrunch · 1m · 5 views

Shop your Medicare supplement or pay hundreds extra
Most people never revisit their Medigap plan after signing up at 65, costing them hundreds yearly without realizing it.
Kiplinger · 3m

Plan N saves money monthly, but one bill could cost you
Medigap Plan N is cheaper than Plan G, but it leaves you exposed to excess charges from certain doctors.
Yahoo Finance · 2m

Amazon bets $230M on Whole Foods worker pay and perks
The tech giant is raising hourly wages to $21 and overhauling benefits for over 100,000 grocery workers.
Fortune · 1m

Mental health in retirement: finding your balance
Retirement reshapes your life. Here's how to protect your mental wellbeing through this major transition.
Psychologies · 3m

Vance and Oz are purging 760,000 from Obamacare
The Trump administration is kicking people off ACA coverage by labeling them 'phantom patients' who don't exist or never use their insurance.
Mother Jones · 1m · 2 likes

Trump cuts ACA coverage for 750,000 over fraud claims
The administration removes hundreds of thousands from health insurance, claiming widespread fraud, but experts question how much fraud actually exists.
NBC News · 1m

Rethink your health insurance after menopause
Your health needs shift after menopause. Here's how to adjust your coverage to match your life.
Psychologies · 2m

COBRA shock at 64 can shrink Social Security forever
A surprise health insurance bill shouldn't force an early retirement claim that permanently reduces your benefits.
24/7 Wall St. · 2m

Oscar Health Rebrands to Humanize Insurance Shopping
The health insurance company is launching a new marketplace and parent brand structure to give consumers real power in choosing coverage.
Adweek · 1m

Health insurance doesn't stop medical debt
Nearly a third of insured Americans carry unpaid medical bills, forcing many to cut back on food and rent.
TIME · 1m

Can your family afford to live on one income?
Seven financial moves to make before a parent quits their job to stay home with the kids.
Kiplinger · 3m · 5 views

Thatch hits $1B on health benefits shift
Thatch’s new funding signals rising demand for benefits budgets that let workers choose their own health coverage.
Pymnts · 1m