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Miriam Cross

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: USPTO, MSN, MSN South Africa, Yahoo Finance, Chicago Tribune, Flipboard, Pocket, Baltimore Sun, Nasdaq, Yahoo, Orlando Sentinel and
Writer-Editor @uspto. Former: Tech reporter @AmerBanker, Associate editor @Kiplinger. Toronto, Canada and Washington DC are both home.
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5 Ways AARP Is Fighting to Lower Drug Prices

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By Miriam Cross
| AARP
Key takeaways Medicare drug price negotiation has already produced big savings on some widely used medicines, with more rounds scheduled every year. A new out-of-pocket cap, insulin co-pay limits and free vaccines are also reducing annual drug spending for many Medicare users. AARP continues to defend these changes in Congress and courts while pushing improved competition, reforms and state-level affordability laws.
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AARP Fights Hidden Fees That Hike Costs of Lodging, Event Tickets

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By Miriam Cross
| AARP
The nightly rate that pops up when you search online for a hotel or short-term rental isn’t necessarily what you end up paying. The bill may ultimately include mandatory service fees and other charges, which increase the final cost beyond what you expected to spend. It’s a similar story of sticker shock with live-event tickets.
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'Like qualitative research without having to pay': A bank's guide to Reddit

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By Miriam Cross
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Thank you for all your money advice. I’m not going to ask you if I can afford to retire or when. I know that we’re blessed financially and I know it’s awkward to give advice to wealthy people. What level of estate planning does one need at different levels of wealth, from say a $1 million to a $10 million to a $100 million estate? I’m 51 and my wife is 50. We have two children,19 and 21, with one starting law school and the younger planning on medical school. Our estate is worth $18 million.
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