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How to Check Your Medicare Claim Status Online

Waiting for a Medicare claim to process can be frustrating, especially if you’re wondering whether a doctor’s visit, hospital stay, or medical test has been...

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FTC Warns About Debt-Relief Scams Targeting Military Families During July

Military families already face enough financial challenges without scammers trying to exploit them. Unfortunately, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says that’s exactly what’s happening as...

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The $450 Prescription Shock: What to Do When Medicaid Still Leaves You With a Huge Bill

Imagine walking up to the pharmacy counter expecting your Medicaid coverage to keep your prescription affordable, only to be told you owe $450 for a...

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Don’t Throw Away This Medicare Letter—It Could Change Your Coverage Next Year

Every fall, millions of Medicare Advantage and Part D members receive a thick envelope that looks like routine insurance paperwork. Many people set it aside...

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How to Freeze Your Credit for Free After 60—and Why Every Retiree Should Do It

When you turn 60, you’re likely thinking about the latter half of your life and what it’ll look like. You’re entering the home stretch of...

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The Medicare Form Mistake That Can Delay Your Part B Coverage—And How to Avoid It

Navigating the world of Medicare insurance after you turn 65 can feel extremely overwhelming. Submitting the wrong form (or leaving out required documentation) can delay...

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Your Prescription Could Still Cost Hundreds on Medicaid—7 Ways to Lower the Price

Navigating healthcare costs can be a significant challenge, even for those covered by state programs. You might assume that having Medicaid guarantees low prices, but...

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How to Check Whether You’re Withholding Too Much From Social Security

Every month, thousands of retirees have federal income taxes withheld from their Social Security benefits to avoid a surprise tax bill in April. But if...

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Children Born Between July 2 and Dec. 31, 2026 May Get a Commemorative Social Security Card

If you’re welcoming a baby in the second half of 2026, your child could receive something no other generation of Americans has ever had: a...

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The “Widow Penalty” Budget: Why Expenses Don’t Always Drop After One Spouse Dies

Losing a partner is one of life’s most profound emotional challenges, but the financial ripple effects often come as a jarring second shock. Many people...

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The Summer Travel Scam Retirees Should Watch Before Booking a Last-Minute Trip

According to the AARP Fraud Resource Center, the FTC received more than 64,000 reports involving travel, vacation, and timeshare fraud in 2025, and AI-generated fake...

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SSA Just Launched the Trump Account Enrollment Process—What Parents and Grandparents Should Know

If you’re a parent or grandparent looking to jumpstart a child’s financial future, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has made it easier to enroll eligible...

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California’s New $208,850 Small‑Estate Limit Means Many Families Can Bypass Probate—Do You Qualify?

Probate has a reputation for being slow, expensive, and stressful, but many California families may now be able to avoid it altogether. Formal probate in...

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Women Are More Likely to Color Their Hair or Consider Cosmetic Procedures to Look Younger—Survey Says

Looking younger has long been a multibillion-dollar industry, but a new national survey suggests women continue to feel significantly more pressure than men to fight...

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Why Maryland’s Longevity Ready Act Could Become a National Model for Aging Policy

Americans are living longer than ever, and Maryland is betting that government alone can’t prepare for that reality. By 2030, roughly 26% of Maryland residents...

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Millions Could Qualify for TrumpIRA—But There’s a Catch if Your State Has an Auto-IRA

The Saver’s Match law passed in 2022, and an executive order creating the TrumpIRA will offer combined retirement savings for up to 26 million low-income...

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Study Finds 12-Week Lifestyle Program Linked to 2.2% Slower Biological Aging Marker in Men Over 50

A small study recently found that men over 50 who followed a straightforward 12-week program of regular walking, simple dietary guidance, and daily probiotic yogurt...

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Senior Wellness Grants in New Jersey Fund Social‑Inclusion Projects—How Your Community Can Apply

Social isolation has become a growing public health concern. According to the National Institute on Aging, research has linked prolonged loneliness among older adults to...

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Digital Literacy Programs Teach Seniors to Use AI Tools Safely—OATS’ Senior Planet Shows How to Avoid Deepfake Scams

Concern about AI-enabled scams is widespread among older Americans. An AARP survey found that nearly 9 in 10 older adults are worried about AI-powered fraud,...

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Nearly a Third of Americans Want to Live to 100—What Drives the Desire for Extreme Longevity?

According to a recent Pew Research Center survey of 8,750 U.S. adults, Americans say they would ideally live to an average age of 91, and...

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Purpose and Volunteering Are the New Medicine—Why Meaningful Activities Improve Healthspan

Retirement often brings an unexpected challenge: more free time than structure, and a quiet sense that the days no longer carry the same weight they...

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Genetic Testing Accounted for $3.6 Billion in Medicare Lab Spending—How to Spot Fraud

A recent federal report revealed that genetic testing drove a massive spike in Medicare Part B laboratory spending, reaching $3.6 billion in 2024. The U.S....

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6 Ways 403(b) Catch-Up Rules Can Affect Teachers Near Retirement

If you’re a teacher in your late 50s or early 60s, you’ve probably spent decades pouring energy into your students while your own retirement savings...

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Nurses, Handymen and Occupational Therapists Come to You: How the CAPABLE Pilot Helps Seniors Age in Place

Many older adults want nothing more than to stay in the homes they know and love, yet daily tasks like bathing, climbing stairs, or managing...

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Boston’s $1,000 Property Tax Break: Who Qualifies After Age 65?

Property taxes in Boston keep climbing, and for many older homeowners living on fixed incomes, that annual bill can feel like a growing threat to...

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