The House They Bought for $62,000 in 1984 Sold for $890,000. The Tax Exclusion Stopped at $500,000. Medicare’s Bill Started There.

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Yahoo Finance	The House They Bought for $62,000 in 1984 Sold for $890,000. The Tax Exclusion Stopped at $500,000. Medicare’s Bill Started There.	—	6 Sep, 21:32	6 Sep, 21:45	0m	finance.yahoo.com	First

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