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Boomers Trade · Andrew James

The schedule so far

Same time yesterday, and the day before that.

Every letter I have sent, newest first. One move on the schedule read as arithmetic, and the business already standing in front of it. Nothing gets reshuffled here either.

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The one aisle a 63-year-old refuses to cut

The one aisle a 63-year-old refuses to cut

July's receipts name it, and name who gets paid.

8/17/2026

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3 min read

43,020 falls, and the coverage went the other way

43,020 falls, and the coverage went the other way

Only one Advantage plan in five will help with the bathroom this year, down from one in four.

8/16/2026

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4 min read

The hottest counties are filling with 65-year-olds

The hottest counties are filling with 65-year-olds

Average summer electricity runs about $792 this year, and older bodies hold heat longer than young ones.

8/15/2026

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4 min read

The plan that needs an employer to agree

The plan that needs an employer to agree

Nearly one in five Americans over 65 is working, and the line stopped climbing in 2019.

8/14/2026

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Four hours a day, and somebody sells them

Four hours a day, and somebody sells them

Americans 60 and over now spend more than half their leisure time in front of a screen.

8/13/2026

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4 min read

Two Social Security checks become one

Two Social Security checks become one

Most of that famous handoff moves sideways first, to a woman in her late seventies.

8/12/2026

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The drug cap rises to $2,400 in January

The drug cap rises to $2,400 in January

Deductible and the base premium move up with it, and the notice lands in September.

8/11/2026

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The weather you retired into sends a bill

The weather you retired into sends a bill

Summer cooling runs $792 this year, and the Mountain states take the biggest increase.

8/10/2026

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One fall, and the whole plan changes

One fall, and the whole plan changes

The rate is up 21 percent since 2018, and families pay 29 percent of the bill themselves.

8/9/2026

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