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2022 Top Articles on Rethinking65

Articles on Medicare, inflation and the bear market, Roths and problems with advisor fees were among our most popular this year.

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Here are the 10 most popular articles we published in 2022. Wishing you a happy, health new year. If you’re interested in contributing articles in 2023, please contact editorial director Jerilyn Klein.

  1. Medicare Costs Could Spike Despite Premium Reductions
  2. Investors Aren’t Powerless Despite Market
  3. Why Trying to Quantify the Value of Roth Conversions is Futile
  4. Nursing Homes Sue Residents’ Friends and Family to Collect Debt
  5. Advisor Fees Are Broken
  6. How Sam Bankman-Fried’s Crypto Empire Collapsed
  7. Becoming Destitute with a $2 Million Retirement Account
  8. Hearing Aids Soon Available Over the Counter
  9. Dispel 5 Myths About Itemizing Tax Deductions
  10.  Young Boomers: Thrifty or Delusional?

 

 

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