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Medicare beneficiaries will pay less for their Part B premium next year, the first decrease in a decade. Other Medicare costs, like Part A deductibles, are on the rise. Here’s how it breaks down. Medicare Part B Premiums Will Decrease in 2023 The standard Medicare Part B premium will be $164.90 a month in 2023, […]
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Your Medicare card is a very important piece of identification. It’s proof of your health insurance benefits. You’re often required to present your Medicare card when seeking care. Without it, you could end up paying a lot more out of pocket. You’ll receive your card in the mail along with your “Welcome to Medicare” packet
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Inheriting a retirement account leaves you richer than you were beforehand, but inherited IRAs are complicated with a capital C. It’s important to understand the rules and how these accounts work to avoid running afoul of the IRS. Learn about inherited IRAs and how they work. The post What Is an Inherited IRA? Benefits, Rules
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Are you getting bombarded with TV commercials and a mountain of health insurance advertisements in the mail? You’re not the only one. It’s that time of year again: Medicare open enrollment. During this roughly two-month period, Medicare beneficiaries can compare and adjust their coverage. Private insurance companies aggressively advertise their plans in hopes that you’ll
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Rising prices, a volatile stock market and general economic uncertainty may have you wondering if now is a good time to pause your retirement contributions until things calm down a bit. It’s typically a good idea to keep putting money aside for later regardless of the economy. Still, all the volatility might provide a reason
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If your 65th birthday is approaching, it’s time to talk about Medicare. You know it kicks in when you turn 65, but how does it work? Some people are automatically enrolled while others need to sign up through the Social Security Administration. You’ll also need to get coverage for prescription drugs and maybe a supplemental
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In a previous article, I highlighted the negatives of early retirement nobody likes talking about. It might have seemed like the negatives of early retirement outweighed the positives. Further, some readers commented I sounded depressed. In actuality, I just wanted to provide some balanced perspective before you make one of the biggest decisions of your
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Early retirement sounds great and it is great for the most part. But there are negatives of early retirement life that also needs to be discussed. I retired early in 2012, at the age of 34. Then I unretired a year later because early retirement felt unnatural. Since retiring early in 2012, I’ve redefined what
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A Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees, or SIMPLE 401(k), is a type of employer-sponsored 401(k) plan structured for small businesses with 100 employees or fewer. It is a cost-effective way for small businesses to offer a qualified plan to employees who have received at least $5,000 in wages in the previous calendar year. For
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A traditional IRA is a tax-advantaged individual retirement account that allows you to invest on a pre-tax basis, meaning you don’t pay income tax on the money when you invest it. Your balance can grow tax-deferred, and when you withdraw it after you reach retirement age, you’ll pay taxes on qualified account disbursements. One of
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Curious about investing but not sure what type of investment account to start with? From highly flexible brokerage accounts to tax-advantaged retirement plans to investing for your kids’ futures, almost every investor can find an account type that fits their needs. And you don’t have to pick just one. The key is choosing accounts that
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Quiet quitting is taking the younger generation by storm, especially those on TikTok. The idea behind “quiet quitting” is to do no more than what’s asked of you at work and then check out. Once you’re out of the office, there’s no more responding to work e-mails, slack, nada. A quiet quitter does not go
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Compounding Definition Compounding is the returns earned from interest on an existing principal amount, as well as on interest already paid. If you’re new to investing, compounding should be at the start of any investing discussion. Compounding refers to earning interest on top of the interest you’ve already accumulated from previous periods, and it’s a
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“How can I retire early?” That question might not keep you up at night if you’re still riding out your 20s—but if you like the idea of cutting down your working years and enjoying more financial freedom later in life, now is the time to explore your options for how to retire early. So what
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