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Why Seniors Should Say ‘No’ to Paying for the Medicare Doctor-Fix
Congress is floating a proposal that would require people covered by Medicare to fork over more of their money to the health care industry. Older Americans already spend, on average, 23 percent of their Social Security checks on Medicare Part B and D premiums and cost sharing, a figure that jumps to a whopping 32 percent in 20 years. Read more.
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