Medicare recently announced it has enough money to pay for hospital care for five more years than thought— a recent report says it will be able to pay full benefits until 2036. However, the federal health care program as a whole is growing so fast because of the aging population that it’ s only a matter of time before the United States is in a serious financial mess…
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