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ALJAZAM News November 1, 2013

We begin tonight with budget cuts about to affect the lives of 47 million americans. They go into effect on friday. People relying on food stamps are about to get less. Congress allowed an increase in food stamp benefits to expire. One in seven americans receiving foodstamps will have to cut back on food they buy. A family of four receiving the maximum allotment will see benefits cut by 36 a month. The cuts will affect people not on food stamps. According to Financial Analysis every dollar spent...
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Medicare premiums will increase slightly in 2024, but you should see cost savings in the drug plans

Medicare open enrollment season started Oct. 15 and ends Dec. 7, and this year there will be more plan choices, more benefit offerings, and potentially some cost savings on medications. There also will be more reason to scrutinize your existing plans and weigh your options. During open enrollment, you can make changes such as join, switch, or drop a private insurer’s Medicare Advantage plan ...
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