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Parents housing adult children face rising financial strain, risking their retirement savings.

Medicare Part D premiums will rise in 2026 as federal subsidies drop, raising costs for many seniors.

Fidelity estimates retirees in 2025 will need $172,500 for health care—a 4% rise—yet many Americans still aren’t planning for these costs.

Many boomers and Gen Xers still prefer human help with insurance, avoiding digital claims due to frustration.

Congress reintroduced a bill offering a $5,000 tax credit for caregivers, as a report finds 63 million Americans provided unpaid care in the past year.

Americans now estimate needing $1.26M to retire—less than last year—but over half fear they’ll outlive their savings, especially Gen X and Millennials.