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I-Bonds: Higher Rates — but Understand the Details
The new interest rate on Series I Savings Bonds has jumped to 5.51% annual interest rate for the next six months – a combination of a fixed base rate of 1.40%, and a current inflation adjustment of 4.08%. That headline number will be paid on all new purchases, and the inflation…
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Small Biz Insurance Opportunity
Attention: Need health insurance, but can’t afford Obamacare (ACA) policy for yourself and your family now that subsidies have disappeared? The end of subsidies meant that millions of Americans saw healthcare premiums triple. They simply dropped insurance for themselves and…
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Medicare Questions Answered
Yes, Medicare Open Enrollment is complicated – even if you already have coverage that you like. Everyone, yes everyone, must review their current coverage – and see what changes are coming to your current coverage for 2027. You simply can’t afford to be surprised by not only…
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Medicare Open Enrollment – 2027Every Senior Must Review
The weeks between October 15th and December 7th are Open Enrollment – where seniors must make critical decisions that will impact both their cost and access to healthcare in the year ahead. This guide is meant to take you through the process – and provide sources of trusted,…
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Medicare Open Enrollment — Must Read!
Medicare open enrollment starts October 15th and continues through December 7th. Everyone who has Medicare, in whatever form, should pay close attention to their coverage for the year ahead. You may be surprised at how much is about to change – in both costs and coverage. Here’s…
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Help for Medicare Open Enrollment
Every senior MUST review Medicare coverage during Open Enrollment – between October 15th and December 7th. There are no exceptions – even if you were perfectly happy with your coverage this year. For sure there will be changes for 2027. In Part 1 of this series, I explained that…
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The Housing Crunch
The housing industry is tied in a knot. Sales are dropping, but prices remain high. First time buyers can’t gather the down payment, much less afford the monthly mortgage because of 30-year rates that now exceed 7%. Homeowners who locked in rates around 3% during the pandemic…
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Retirement Beyond Money
When it comes to retirement planning the first and most obvious questions revolve around money. Will there be “enough” to carry you through retirement? How much regular income can you generate – from a combination of Social Security, retirement plan withdrawals – and even…
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National Debt, Why Worry?
Our National Debt now exceeds $40 Trillion – a MEGO number, which stands for My Eyes Glaze Over! Why should you care? No one else seems worried. Not Congress, for sure. They just keep spending and borrowing more. There’s always been someone willing to lend us money. The rest of…
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How To Buy Treasury Bills
If you’re one of the millions of people who have purchased Savings Bonds or Treasury Bills through the government’s TreasuryDirect.gov website, you’re about to face the challenge of creating a new, more secure log-in, using the ID.me verification service. The process is complex,…
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TreasuryDirect New LogIn
Nearly 3 million people opened accounts at TreasuryDirect.gov to buy Series I U.S. savings bonds when the rates – based on inflation – made headlines in 2022. Millions more savers have created TreasuryDirect accounts to purchase Treasury Bills at the weekly auctions – especially…