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She Has Never Used ChatGPT, but the AI Data Center Boom Is Raiding Her Retirement Electric Bill.

A 72-year-old widow in Illinois never touched an AI product, yet a technology she cannot name is quietly draining her…

Gerelyn Terzo | 1 hour ago

He Took His Pension as a Lump Sum at 65. Two Years Later, Medicare Billed Him Like a Millionaire.

A retiree who hadn't earned a paycheck in two years suddenly owed hundreds more per month to Medicare, and the…

Don Lair | 1 hour ago

10 Ways to Be Exempt From Medicaid’s New 80-Hour Work Rule

Medicaid's new 80-hour work rule sounds universal, but the federal regulation quietly carves out entire categories of people for whom…

Gerelyn Terzo | 3 hours ago

She Sold Long-Held Stock at a Gain the Year After Her Husband Died. Her Filing Status Just Halved Her Medicare Premium Thresholds.

Widows who sell stock to simplify a shared portfolio often discover, two years later and hundreds of dollars per month…

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Danielle Liverance | 3 hours ago

Does Your Pension Count Toward the 15% Retirement Rule? Dave Ramsey Breaks Down the Math

Millions of public-sector workers assume their mandatory pension contribution checks the retirement savings box, but Dave Ramsey says that logic…

Gerelyn Terzo | 4 hours ago

He Was Pushed Out at 63 in an AI Restructuring. Why This Couple Is Claiming His Wife’s Smaller Check First, Not His.

When an AI restructuring wiped out his job at 63, this couple faced a Social Security timing decision that most…

Marc Guberti | 13 hours ago

The $1.2 Million 401(k) Tax Trap That Costs Retirees 40% in Hidden Surcharges

A retiree with over a million dollars saved and Social Security already locked in can still watch three separate government…

Michael Williams | 13 hours ago

$3,000 a Month in Sun City: Here’s How to Retire There at 62 Without Touching Your Savings

Retiring at 62 in Sun City on $3,000 a month without ever selling a share sounds impossible until you see…

Marc Guberti | 17 hours ago

The Roth Conversion Window That Closes Faster Than Most 401(k) Savers Expect

A $1.5 million traditional 401(k) feels like a retirement win until you see what the IRS, Medicare, and Social Security…

Carl Sullivan | 18 hours ago

If You Just Inherited an IRA, Read This

Most heirs think they have a full decade to figure out an inherited IRA, but the IRS finalized a rule…

Gerelyn Terzo | 20 hours ago

She’s a 62-Year-Old Widow Banking on the COLA Raise. The Survivor-Benefit Timing She’s Ignoring Is Worth Far More.

She's watching for the COLA announcement and ready to file the moment it drops, but the check she claims first…

Danielle Liverance | 21 hours ago

“Wait, Did I Just Hear That Right?”: Suze Orman Catches a Caller’s Advisor Overcharging Her by $23,000 a Year

When Anna called into Suze Orman's podcast to ask a simple question about her financial advisor, Orman stopped her almost…

Michael Williams | 22 hours ago

The Real Cost of Retiring in Margaritaville, America’s Most Laid-Back Retirement Community

The sales office at a Jimmy Buffett-themed 55-plus community will hand you glossy brochures and pickleball schedules, but nobody sits…

Danielle Liverance | 22 hours ago

As Social Security Insolvency Looms, Proposal Would Cap Benefits At $50,000 For Wealthy Individuals

Social Security's insolvency date just moved closer, and a new proposal targeting the wealthiest retirees claims to close a meaningful…

Carl Sullivan | 23 hours ago

A 68-Year-Old Retired Nurse Learns $920,000 Pension Pushes Her Into IRMAA Tier Two

A spotless Medicare enrollment record and a modest pension seemed like no cause for alarm, until a kitchen renovation triggered…

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She Has Never Used ChatGPT, but the AI Data Center Boom Is Raiding Her Retirement Electric Bill.

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She Sold Long-Held Stock at a Gain the Year After Her Husband Died. Her Filing Status Just Halved Her Medicare Premium Thresholds.

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She Has Never Used ChatGPT, but the AI Data Center Boom Is Raiding Her Retirement Electric Bill.

He Took His Pension as a Lump Sum at 65. Two Years Later, Medicare Billed Him Like a Millionaire.

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Does Your Pension Count Toward the 15% Retirement Rule? Dave Ramsey Breaks Down the Math

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The $1.2 Million 401(k) Tax Trap That Costs Retirees 40% in Hidden Surcharges

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She’s a 62-Year-Old Widow Banking on the COLA Raise. The Survivor-Benefit Timing She’s Ignoring Is Worth Far More.

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