Seniors will owe a lot more in Social Security taxes in 2022
Although it may come as a surprise for many seniors, Social Security benefits are sometimes taxed on the federal level. In fact, seniors lose billions of dollars each year due to the taxes they owe on their retirement benefits.
Read moreRising inflation may give Social Security recipients an even bigger COLA next year
Retirees who are feeling the pinch of higher prices, take heart: There could be a much bigger Social Security cost-of-living adjustment next year.
Read moreContract Nurse Agencies Are Making Big Money in the Age of COVID-19. Are They 'Exploiting' the Pandemic?
In the 40 years that Jennie Kahn has worked as a registered nurse, the last two have been by far the most grueling.
Read more$414 million for healthcare providers approved by Michigan legislature
A bill passed last week by the Michigan legislature, if signed by the governor, will provide $414 million for healthcare providers via federal relief funding.
Read moreAlabama Congresswoman Terri Sewell introduces the Critical Access Hospital Relief Act of 2022
Alabama Cong. Terri Sewell joined Cong. Adrian Smith of Nebraska in introducing the Critical Access Hospital Relief Act of 2022 this week on Capitol Hill.
Read moreStaffing agencies have been robbing nursing homes
Running a nursing home is tough enough without being ripped off. Yet that is exactly what is happening to many operators. In broad daylight.
Read moreIdaho House and Senate considering property tax reductions bills to keep seniors in their homes
A proposal intended to expand a property tax reduction to higher-valued homes to keep older, low-income Idaho residents in their homes headed to the full House on Wednesday.
Read moreFlorida Senate proposal provides needed resources to invest in long term care workforce
Florida Health Care Association (FHCA) today praised the Florida Senate for recognizing the importance of properly funding the state’s nursing centers.
Read moreAlabama Legislature approves spending $772 million in federal COVID relief funds
Alabama lawmakers have approved a plan to spend $772 million in federal pandemic relief dollars on the expansion of high-speed Internet access, water and sewer projects, health care needs, and for other purposes.
Read moreFlorida Congressman introduces legislation to protect seniors from guardianship abuse
In Florida, seniors are valuable members of our communities. Having chosen our beautiful state to live out their golden years, they expect peace, relaxation, and sunshine.
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