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  Retirement Planning One-Third of Retirement Planners More Confident Post-Pandemic

  More than a third of Americans are more confident in their retirement plans now than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a…

  

  Christian Simmons
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  Medicare Proposed Legislation Could Expand Audio Telehealth Visits to Medicare Advantage Enrollees

  A bipartisan House bill could make it easier for people with Medicare Advantage plans to access audio-only telehealth visits during the pandemic. Key…

  

  Rachel Christian
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  Retirement Planning IRS Extends Tax Deadline, But Start Planning for Next Year

  You’ve got an extra month to file your income taxes on time this year, but financial advisors suggest you don’t waste any time in…

  

  Terry Turner
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  Medicare Study Reveals Issues with Medicare Advantage in Rural Areas

  Medicare Advantage beneficiaries in rural areas are more than twice as likely to switch to traditional Medicare plans compared to those in nonrural…

  

  Matt Mauney
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  Retirement Planning Saving for Retirement in Your 20s Not Always Best, Report Shows

  Conventional financial wisdom tells us that planning for retirement in your 20s is better than waiting until your 30s or 40s. But new…

  

  Matt Mauney