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Medicare is set to take a larger share of Social Security benefits next year — leaving many retirees with less real income after inflation.
I’ve been looking into ways to help offset that, and one approach stands out. It’s a predictive AI model designed to identify short-term income trades — the same kind of data-driven strategy used by major investment firms.
Here’s a simple explanation of how it works.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently confirmed that the standard Part B premium will rise to $202.90 in 2026, up 9.7% from this year. At the same time, the Social Security COLA will increase only 2.8% — meaning the average retiree will fall further behind.
That imbalance has many investors turning to smarter tools for generating additional income. Predictive AI scans thousands of stocks and ETFs, looking for the highest-probability trade setups each week.
Early testing has shown encouraging results — with short-term trades on companies like Apple, Nucor, and Chevron producing strong returns.
If you’d like to see exactly how the model works — and how it could help you build a new income stream — you can read the details here.
All the best,
Ian Wyatt