The Daily Briefing: May 29, 2026
Good morning. Today's briefing covers Medicare Advantage changes taking effect this summer, new Social Secu...
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$Money MattersTake one minute to glance at your bank balance. A daily look is the simplest guard against fraud.
If a caller claims to be a grandchild in trouble and needs money fast, hang up and call your family directly.
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Scammers impersonating Medicare representatives are calling seniors during open enrollment periods, pressuring them to share their Social Security number, Medicare number, or banking details. They claim your coverage will be canceled if you don't comply. Remember: Medicare will NEVER call you unsolicited to ask for personal information. If someone calls claiming to be from Medicare, hang up and call 1-800-MEDICARE directly.
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