Finance – GleemO

August 4, 2026

Medicare Advantage Plan Not Renewed for 2027? What to Do

Medicare Advantage plan not renewed for 2027? Here’s what your letter means, your real deadline, and the one mistake that actually costs you. Continue reading

Finance

“2027 Medicare Changes”, “Caring for Aging Parents”, “Health Insurance”, “Medicare Open Enrollment”, Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medigap

July 20, 2026

First RMD Deadline 2026: Avoid the Two-Withdrawal Trap

If you’re turning 73 in 2026 – born in 1953 – your first RMD (Required Minimum Distribution) deadline has two dates, not one, and mixing them up is the costliest mistake in this process. Take that first withdrawal any time up to December 31, 2026, or the IRS lets you wait until April 1, 2027.… Continue reading

Finance

2026 Retirement Rules, Caring for Aging Parents, IRA Withdrawals, Required Minimum Distribution, Retirement Planning, RMD, SECURE 2.0, Tax Planning

July 17, 2026

Your 401(k) Catch-Up Rules Just Changed for 2026

Something on your paycheck or your 401(k) statement probably looks different this year – and if nobody at work has explained why, you haven’t missed anything and you haven’t done anything wrong. Two real things changed for retirement-plan catch-up contributions in 2026, and this is a good week to find out whether either one touches… Continue reading

Finance

401(k), Catch-Up Contributions, IRS Rules 2026, Retirement Planning, Retirement Savings, Roth 401(k)

July 15, 2026

Your 2027 Social Security Raise: What You’ll Actually Keep

If you’ve seen three or four different numbers for your 2027 Social Security raise this month, you’re not losing track of anything. First it was 4.7%. Then 3.7%. Then 3.8%, with 3.6% right beside it. Here’s the honest reason none of those agree: right now, none of them is the actual number. They’re all careful,… Continue reading

Finance

“2027 COLA”, “Caring for Aging Parents”, “Fixed Income”, “Medicare Part B”, “Medicare Savings Programs”, “Retirement Planning”, “Social Security”