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Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Health Care Reform Has Saved Seniors Billions If the Supreme Court overturns President Obama's health care reform law on Thursday, seniors will likely have to spend billions more on prescription drugs. Findings released on Monday by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services showed more than 5.2 million seniors and people with disabilities on Medicare have saved a total of $3.7 billion on prescription drugs since parts of the Affordable Care Act took effect in 2010. You Might Be Getting Overcharged For Car Insurance Another Big Bank Pays For Charging Excessive Fees More Than 100 Million Americans Cannot Afford To See The Dentist Hotel Chain Sued For Leaking Customer Information The Best Bang For Your Buck Cities BLOG POSTS Pamela Yellen: Borrowing for College -- The Ultimate Parent Trap Is it students pinching pennies and eating more ramen, moving home after college and postponing marriage? Or should parents keep shortchanging their own retirement to give their kids a leg up? Neither. Steve Rhode: How to Get Out of Debt in Three Big Steps The secret to overcoming debt for a lifetime is to take what you can learn from your current situation and apply it moving forward. There's no sense wasting a perfectly good mistake. Faatima Evans: 5 Mistakes New Couponers Make The purpose of couponing is to save money, but if you end up trying to take advantage of every deal -- whether it's a good deal or not -- are you really saving money? Donald Cohen: Minimum Wage Doomsayers Are Still Wrong After 74 Years Few American institutions have been subjected to such a consistent stream of vitriol and assault as the minimum wage that celebrates its 74th birthday this week. Women & Co: 7 Simple Ways to Protect Kids from Over-Spending Online In an age where a simple click can allow kids to unknowingly rack up thousands of dollars in charges, how can parents help children understand the do's and don'ts of online spending?

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