Marie Yovanovitch
How taking Social Security early affects your ex-spousal benefits
People often don’t think about the implications of how filing early for Social Security might affect their future entitlements to other Social Security benefits.
Can my ex bar me from his retirement benefits?
Can an ex-wife file for a Social Security benefit based on a former husband’s earnings record, even if he stated that she has no rights to his retirement benefits? "Such benefits have no impact on his own Social Security entitlements,"…
Column: What seniors should know about Trump’s Medicare executive order
The executive order has been billed as the president’s alternative to Democrats’ Medicare for All plans.
Column: Studying Elizabeth Warren’s plan to fix Social Security
Warren’s proposal is based on a lot of solid evidence, writes columnist Philip Moeller, but it also seeks to fix larger-scale problems for which there are no easy solutions.
In his new book, Dr. Marty Makary laments that many of his colleagues have abandoned the Hippocratic Oath in favor of charging inflated prices for surgeries and health procedures that are not in their patients’ best interests.
Your health insurer knows more about your coverage than anyone, including the often inscrutable rules about what’s covered and how much you pay for coverage in premiums, annual deductibles and co-pays.
Employers are encouraging employees to use lower-cost, high-quality providers because it saves employers money as well.
Here are some of the issues and decisions that people with disabilities may face if they return to work.
In terms of whether Medicare will cover addiction treatment, the key variable is whether such care is proscribed as medically necessary.
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