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Fee Cap Lifted by Social Security Administration to Improve Claimants’ Legal Support and Backpay Chances

Brownsville, Texas – The Social Security Administration is set to increase the fee cap for attorneys representing claimants seeking past due benefits, potentially impacting the cost of legal support for applicants. These fee adjustments are expected to enhance the quality of legal assistance available to claimants, improving their chances of receiving positive outcomes when pursuing backpay and owed monies. With the fee cap set to rise from $7,200 to $9,200, effective this fall, claimants may …

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Insurance Value Improved Through State Consumer Protections: CAP Study

In Boston, Massachusetts, policymakers have been actively working to enhance consumer protections in healthcare and improve the value of insurance. Recent efforts have focused on increasing transparency in pricing and coverage to empower patients to make informed decisions about their healthcare needs. By implementing policies that prioritize consumer interests, Massachusetts aims to create a more fair and efficient healthcare system for all residents. One key initiative that has gained traction is the promotion of price …

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Medicare’s New Rule for 2025: Crackdown on Agents, Midyear Notification, $2,000 Cap

Washington, D.C. – The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has recently unveiled significant changes to Medicare for 2025, impacting how beneficiaries interact with the program. These modifications aim to enhance consumer protection and streamline the process of enrolling in Medicare Advantage and Part D plans. Firstly, there will be a crackdown on agents and brokers who sell various Medicare policies, such as Medicare Advantage plans, Medigap, and Part D prescription drug plans. The new …

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Retirement Savers: Here’s the Smart Way to Invest in Large Cap ETFs for Maximum Growth

Chicago, IL – A couple in their 50s in Chicago has successfully maximized their retirement savings by investing a significant portion of their income wisely. With a mortgage rate of 2.75% and a low monthly payment, the couple has managed to put away a substantial amount of money for their retirement years. Their focus has been on growing their dividend income in brokerage accounts and Roth IRAs, and they have a total of $842,000 in …

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