EPISODE · Jul 28, 2026 · 15 MIN
The Record Album That Almost Stopped Medicare
from Inheritance Planning Made 123Easy · host Ian Schaeffer
In 1961, the campaign to stop Medicare did not run on television. It arrived in the mail as a vinyl record, addressed to doctors' wives, with instructions to invite the neighbors over for coffee and play it. The man speaking on that record later became president. Twenty-seven years later he signed the largest expansion Medicare had ever had.Read the full article: https://news.americanretirementadvisors.com/the-record-album-that-almost-stopped-medicare/American Retirement Advisors helps families in Arizona and Nevada navigate healthcare, retirement income, and inheritance planning. Want to reach out? Text us at (602) 281-3898, email [email protected], or visit https://americanretirementadvisors.com.
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In 1961, the campaign to stop Medicare did not run on television. It arrived in the mail as a vinyl record, addressed to doctors' wives, with instructions to invite the neighbors over for coffee and play it. The man speaking on that record later became president. Twenty-seven years later he signed the largest expansion Medicare had ever had. Read the full article: https://news.americanretirementadvisors.com/the-record-album-that-almost-stopped-medicare/ American Retirement Advisors helps fami...
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