Why 2027 Could Be a Turning Point for Rental Real Estate

Rental investors eye 2027 as apartment supply falls, but job growth, immigration and household formation could determine where rents go next.

October 15, 2026

The World Is On Fire. Let’s Play.

Burnout is costing trillions and work feels devoid of humanity. Discover why play, improv, and “Yes, And” are essential tools for surviving a modern polycrisis.

October 14, 2026

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Medicare and the Mental Health Access Improvement Act

According to studies, seniors face a variety of mental health challenges. It is estimated that more than one in five adults over the age of 60 suffer from at least one mental or neurological disorder, including anxiety, cognitive impairment, depression, and other mood disorders. Marriage and family therapists and mental health counselors are now eligible to receive Medicare Part B payments under the Mental Health

October 14, 2026

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Why your Medicare premium might jump and what you can do about it

Medicare recipients can find themselves in a Social Security/Medicare loop that causes their Medicare premiums to increase due to a one-time influx of cash, such as selling a home. This is called an IRMAA or “Income-related monthly adjustment amount,” which is based on your income two years previously and can significantly raise premiums for Medicare’s Part B, which covers doctors’ visits, and Part D, which

October 12, 2026

As a $5 Trillion Generational Handoff Begins, Buyers Can Afford to Be Picky. Here’s What They’ll Pay More For.

A visible, transferable culture can reduce buyer risk, command a premium and position companies to thrive beyond the founder.

October 11, 2026

9 Ways To Stack Your Positivity Deck Against Career Setbacks In 2027

An positive outlook is hard to maintain in a turbulent job market, but stockpiling these nine actions now can help you face 2027’s uncertainty with greater confidence.

October 10, 2026

Longer Lives Are Raising a Tough Retirement Question: Will Your Money Last?

Life expectancies are rising, which can mean more years to enjoy retirement.1 But a longer life also means needing your savings to last longer.

October 9, 2026

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HHS makes ownership data for all Medicare-certified hospitals publicly available

The Department of Health and Human Services released on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services website detailed information on the ownership of more than 7,000 hospitals certified to participate in the Medicare program. The data elements include: * Enrollment information such as organization name, type, practice location addresses (e.g., off campus), National Provider Identifier (NPI), CMS Certification Number (CCN); * Detailed information about each

October 9, 2026

AI Is Creating a New Worry for America: Saving for Retirement

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the workplace and, according to a new survey from the TIAA, adding another layer to Americans’ retirement worries.

October 8, 2026

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