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GOP’s scaled-back Medicaid plan still threatens coverage for millions – The Washington Post
Republican lawmakers are calling for work requirements, stricter eligibility verification and some co-pays. May 12, 2025 at 5:31 p.m. EDT, yesterday at 5:31 p.m. EDT, 5 min By Paige Winfield Cunningham and Jacob Bogage Republicans’ plans to cut health care as part of President Donald Trump’s tax and immigration agenda could strip Medicaid coverage from 8.7…
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Introducing: The Musk Watch DOGE Tracker
New tool reveals Musk has overstated verified DOGE savings by at least 92% Source Links: Introducing: The Musk Watch DOGE Tracker
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Mistakes Made on First Cruise on Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas | Insider
10 things I wish I’d done differently on my first cruise, from choosing a better room to reserving shows in advance By Joey Hadden, May 9, 2022, 11:09 AM I’ve traveled by car, bus, train, and plane, but boats of any kind were completely new to me until April, when I went on my first…
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What Trump’s action on financial advisor rule means for retirement savers – CSMonitor.com
#Resistance Whatever the trumped up reason they put forth, taking away this protection from brokers and advisors who wrongly, fraudulently recommend their own products or services to clients –regardless if it’s the best for the client, or their financial needs or situation. “Trump’s directive puts consumer protections that were on the way for traditional and…
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Saving for retirement is about to get a little easier for some workers – The Washington Post
Starting this week, people who don’t have access to a retirement savings plan at work will have an easier time setting aside cash.The myRA program, a government backed retirement plan first announced by President Obama in 2014, has now launched nationally, the Treasury department said Wednesday. The myRA is a form of Roth IRA, which…
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Finding, and Battling, Hidden Costs of 401(k) Plans – NYTimes.com
“LIKE millions of retirees who assumed their companies had taken care of them, Ronald Tussey never thought that his retirement plan might be flawed. He trusted his company so much he kept his money in his 401(k) long after he left. Having worked as an engineer for 37 years, ultimately at ABB Inc., where he…
