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Howard Gleckman

Howard Gleckman

Senior Contributor at Forbes Online

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United States
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  • English
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  • Health & Medicine
  • Life
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Trump’s Medicare Trap

Any effort to accelerate the shift to Medicare Advantage could increase federal spending even as it limits the government’s role in insuring health care.
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Will A Pre-Trump Buying Frenzy Kick Off A New Round Of Inflation?

Trump has promised to lower consumer prices, but two ideas he proposes, mass deportations of immigrants and broad-based tariffs, could result in rapid price increases.
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What Trump’s DOGE Team Gets Wrong About The Federal Workforce

Only a handful of government employees spend their days writing or even enforcing rules. The vast majority distribute benefits or provide direct services to the public.
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Will A Pre-Trump Buying Frenzy Kick Off A New Round Of Inflation?

Trump has promised to lower consumer prices, but two ideas he proposes, mass deportations of immigrants and broad-based tariffs, could result in rapid price increases.
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California Ended Its Medicaid Long-Term Care Asset Test. What Happe...

In 2022, after the state increased its asset limit to $130,000, it figured 12,189 people became newly eligible for the benefits—about a 1 percent increase.
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What A Trump Administration Will Mean For Older Adults

He proposed exempting Social Security benefits from income tax, which would effectively raise benefits for those higher-income retirees now subject to the levy.
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What Will Happen To Trump’s Tax Policy Agenda?

Trump will get much of what he promised during the campaign. But some elements likely will be sidetracked.
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Washington State Voters Keep Public Long-Term Care Insurance

On Tuesday, they easily rejected a ballot initiative that would have killed the far-reaching law. It provides up to $36,500 in long-term care insurance benefits.
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The Polar Opposite Tax Policies Of Harris And Trump

Harris backs tax cuts for low- and moderate-income households. Trump has proposed big tariffs and tax cuts aimed at specific, but disparate, constituencies.
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Long-Term Care And Family Caregiving Finally May Get A Policy Moment

The fate of federal long-term care reform will largely depend on the outcome of the coming election. But here’s a quick look at the pros and cons of several designs:
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A More Aggressive Trump Tariff Would Lower Incomes By Nearly $3,000

Trump’s plan would lower average after-tax household incomes by 2.9 percent, or nearly $3,000. It would boost tax revenue by about $4.5 trillion over 10 years.