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14 Myths About Becoming a Millionaire Some of what you believe about becoming a millionaire may be all wrong. Editor's Note: This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. A lot of retirement planning articles suggest that you “need” a million bucks to retire securely. We know that is not true. There are as many different ways to retire with confidence as there are people. However, getting to a million dollars is a big and often desirable milestone. And, depending on your goals, retirement can indeed require sizable savings. Here are 14 myths and a few hints about becoming a millionaire...

NHS prescription charges to rise in price today - all the new rates from April 1 Mirror 6 hrs ago Emma Munbodh & Ella Pickover Millions of people will pay more for prescriptions from today as new rates come into force across England. It comes amid calls for a review into free medication after a report found that the cost of a single prescription will reach £10.15 by 2025. The Prescription Charges Coalition dubbed the increase as a "tax on health" as it warned some patients are being forced to choose between everyday essentials like food and their medicine due to "unfair" co...

Affordable Care Act open enrollment extended to Aug. 15; more federal subsidies available Stephanie Innes, Arizona Republic © Minerva Studio, Getty Images Arizona consumers faced the nation's largest Affordable Care Act rate increases this year as insurers fled the market, and families worry about how a replacement will affect their health and finances. Getty Images Arizona consumers faced the nation's largest Affordable Care Act rate increases this year as insurers fled the market, and families worry about how a replacement will affect their health and finances. Arizonans...

Lawsuit Casts Doubt on Government’s Nursing Home Ratings Lawsuit Casts Doubt on Government’s Nursing Home Ratings Nursing homes reportedly submit false information to the government. Photo by Minerva Studio / Shutterstock.com A lawsuit filed against the largest chain of senior living facilities in the U.S. raises new questions about the reliability of the federal government’s star ratings for long-term care facilities. California prosecutors have sued Brookdale Senior Living, accusing the company of manipulating the rating system. The lawsuit says Brookdale submitted false information t...