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Searching for the Policy-Relevant Treatment Effect in Medicare’s ACO Evaluations
The authors discuss multiple challenges to the production of policy-relevant results from evaluation of Medicare accountable ...
School districts face $7 million debt due to Monterey County's high hospital rates
The Municipalities, Colleges, Schools Insurance Group, commonly referred to as MCSIG, said they are running millions in debt ...
NDIS growth curb ahead of schedule, but budget burden grows
The NDIS is on track to have its growth rate reduced to 8 per cent a year earlier than expected, but the cost of the scheme ...
Use good sense, not slogans, on Social Security shortfall | Editorial
There are easy fixes that ought to be considered before the severe cuts in Social Security benefits being called for by some ...
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Post-COVID 19 ‘excess mortality’ rates could remain high for another decade
COVID-19 might seem like a distant memory but for life insurance executives lagging mortality rates remain a stubborn ...
Labor cuts with one hand, hands out with other
Targeting childcare spending at those who need it most would avoid another overly generous entitlement that becomes a ...
UnitedHealth Group: Corporate criminality and the destruction of healthcare in the US
UnitedHealth Group has consistently come under fire for denying patients’ claims, leaving countless individuals and families ...
Trump Proposed Eliminating Social Security Taxes. Here’s the Bill That Could Make It Happen.
When tax time rolls around each year, some older Americans are surprised to discover that a portion of their Social Security benefits are taxable. Since the government doesn' ...
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Waiting until age 70 to claim Social Security gets you a lot more money. Here's why so few people do it.
"With longevity being where it was in my family with grandparents and parents dying on the younger side, I sat down with pen and paper and looked at actuarial tables and ... Social Security and ...
As UnitedHealth shooting puts health insurance in focus, 4 million people could get priced out of coverage if Congress doesn't act
Out-of-pocket premium costs could increase by more than 75% from where they are now, according to Cynthia Cox, vice president at KFF, a public-health research organization. Right now, the enhanced ...
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The Surprising Reality of Self-Employment: Is It Worth It?
It is getting easier to start your own business given rapid technological advances, increased ability to buy your health ...
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Medicare Income Limits 2025
If you earn more than $106,000 ($212,000 if you're married), you pay higher monthly rates for both Medicare Part B and D. For 2025, your costs for Medicare Parts B and D are based on the income on ...