Many federal retirees with solid pensions and Social Security income are surprised by Medicare IRMAA surcharges because the hold-harmless rule does not protect them if their Medicare premiums are billed separately from Social Security. This leads to higher premiums when their income, including pension and TSP withdrawals, crosses certain thresholds. The article explains how the billing structure disqualifies them from protection, causing significant annual surcharges. It advises retirees to file Form SSA-44 for reconsideration, switch to direct Medicare premium deductions from Social Security, and consider Roth conversions to manage future income and avoid higher surcharges.
NuScale Power's Chief Financial Officer sold 20,000 shares of the company as its stock price fell by 74% over the last 12 months. This significant decline highlights challenges the company may be facing, potentially impacting investor confidence. The...
Uniswap has processed more than $70 billion in decentralized exchange trading volume over the past month, exceeding the combined volume of the next three largest decentralized exchanges. This total includes activity across Uniswap versions 2, 3, and ...
On September 23, 2026, Humanity Protocol will unlock 292.9 million H tokens, the largest release in its history, increasing circulating supply by about 7.9%. Two days later, Kraken will close withdrawals for H and HUMANITY tokens on September 25, for...
Ether.fi's governance token ETHFI fell about 9.88% to $0.6666 on September 13, 2026, significantly underperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum, which declined less than 2% in the same period. No confirmed event such as token unlocks, whale sales, or buyback...
Goldman Sachs has revised its monetary outlook, now forecasting a 25 basis point Federal Reserve rate hike in September following stronger-than-expected core inflation data for August. This shift reflects a growing consensus among major banks and has...
