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3 days ago | 
amac.us | Russell Gloor
| by | 0 Comments Dear Rusty: I am a new AMAC member and have an important question for you, and your answer will be greatly appreciated. My question is: Is the new DOGE effort going to help us, or hurt us, all those living on Social Security and receiving Medicare benefits? Please let us know soon.
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6 days ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Russell Gloor
Please help local businesses by taking an online survey to help us navigate through these unprecedented times. None of the responses will be shared or used for any other purpose except to better serve our community. The survey is at: www.pulsepoll.com
$1,000 is being awarded. Everyone completing the survey will be able to enter a contest to Win as our way of saying, "Thank You" for your time. Thank You!
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1 week ago | 
postandcourier.com | Russell Gloor
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1 week ago | 
breckenridgeamerican.com | Russell Gloor
Time to read 1 minute Applying for Social Security at 62: When should I enroll in Medicare? Social Security Matters Dear Rusty: I am writing to ask for your advice on when I should sign up or enroll in a Medicare Plan. I have submitted an early retirement application to request benefits to begin 30 days after my 62nd birthday, in April 2025. I am a… For the rest of the story, login to your account or purchase a subscription today.
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1 week ago | 
amac.us | Russell Gloor
Dear Rusty: Does everyone need to sign up for Medicare part A, even if you are ex-military? Or only on Medicaid, regardless of whether you are eligible for Social Security or not? Also is there a cost for just part A? Signed: Confused SeniorDear Confused: FYI, there is no cost for Medicare Part A (inpatient hospitalization coverage) for those who are also eligible for Social Security benefits.
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1 week ago | 
theupstater.com | Russell Gloor |Columbia Paper |Melanie Lekocevic
By Melanie LekocevicCapital Region Independent MediaRAVENA — No one wants to sit down at an empty table on Thanksgiving, but for some families, that is a very real possibility. That’s why Capital Region Independent Media, which publishes the Ravena News-Herald, started the Feed Your Mind, Feed a Family program three years ago, to provide free turkey meals, with all the trimmings, to local families.
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1 week ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Russell Gloor
Please help local businesses by taking an online survey to help us navigate through these unprecedented times. None of the responses will be shared or used for any other purpose except to better serve our community. The survey is at: www.pulsepoll.com
$1,000 is being awarded. Everyone completing the survey will be able to enter a contest to Win as our way of saying, "Thank You" for your time. Thank You!
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2 weeks ago | 
conservativedailynews.com | Russell Gloor
Dear Rusty: I am writing to ask for your advice on when I should sign up or enroll in a Medicare Plan. I have submitted an early retirement application to request benefits to begin 30 days after my 62nd birthday, in April 2025. I am a single lady with no dependents and currently rent my residence. Please advise.
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2 weeks ago | 
breckenridgeamerican.com | Russell Gloor
Time to read 2 minutes Dear Rusty: I am thoroughly confused. What do I need to do to continue receiving automatic Social Security deposits to my bank account, and maintain our Medicare and Supplement health insurance? My wife has received her SS deposit regularly on the 3rd Wednesday each month with automatic bank… For the rest of the story, login to your account or purchase a subscription today.
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2 weeks ago | 
readingeagle.com | Russell Gloor
Dear Rusty: My wife was born in July 1959, and her recent SS benefit estimate is $3,337 at her full retirement age, or $4,397 at age 70. She is employed full time and intends to continue working until she is 70. She is wondering when the most financially advantageous time would be to draw her SS retirement. Signed: Planning AheadDear Planning Ahead: Obviously, the best time for your wife to get the highest possible monthly Social Security benefit would be age 70.
