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Could $50 Market Vouchers Help Iowa Seniors?

The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) is a federally funded program administered in Iowa by the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship. Its...

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Retirees With Freelance Income: 6 Records Worth Keeping

Retirement doesn’t always mean the end of earning an income. Many retirees now consult, freelance, drive for gig apps, tutor, write, sell crafts online, or...

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Oregon Senior Housing Push: 4 Programs Worth Watching

Oregon’s population is aging rapidly. In fact, the senior population across the United States has risen significantly in recent years, making up about 19% of...

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Delaware Market Cards: 6 Fresh-Food Details for Seniors

If you’re a Delaware senior watching your grocery budget tighten while craving more fresh fruits and vegetables, Delaware Market Cards can put high-quality local produce...

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Looking for Flexible Hours After Retirement: 6 Jobs With Flexible Hours

Nearly 20% of Americans age 65 and older are still in the workforce, and about 38% of those workers have part-time jobs, reflecting a growing...

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Could Extra Income Raise Medicare Premiums Two Years Later?

Picture this: You pick up some extra income this year through a rewarding side project, a profitable investment sale, or even a long-overdue bonus. Two...

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Ohio Cooling Help Starts July 1: 5 Senior Options

According to the Ohio Department of Development, the Summer Crisis Program helped more than 44,000 Ohio households last year by providing assistance with electric bills,...

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Kansas Property Tax Debate Continues: What Was Proposed and What’s Actually Available in 2026

Property taxes remain one of the biggest financial concerns for Kansas homeowners, especially retirees living on fixed incomes. During the 2026 legislative session, lawmakers and...

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Dave Says: Contentment, Gratitude and Priorities

Dear Dave, My husband loves his job, works a regular schedule and he makes over $180,000 a year. I love my work as a part-time...

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Social Security’s $65,160 Limit: Why Birthdays Matter

If you plan to keep working while collecting Social Security before full retirement age, the month and year of your birthday can mean the difference...

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Social Security’s $2,040 Monthly Rule: Who Qualifies?

If you’re 62 or 63 and ready to claim Social Security retirement benefits but still need some income from work, the Social Security $2,040 monthly...

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SNAP Soda Rules Paused: 5 Grocery Questions for Seniors

SNAP serves approximately 42 million Americans nationwide, including millions of older adults and people living on fixed incomes who rely on the program to help...

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Louisiana Energy Aid: 5 Things To Look Out For Before Applying Online

High utility bills hit hard during Louisiana’s long, humid summers and occasional winter cold snaps, especially for households on tight budgets. Louisiana Energy Aid, also...

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Missouri Senior Tax Relief: 6 Details Before June 30

For many Missouri retirees, rising property taxes have become one of the biggest challenges to staying in their homes. That’s why dozens of Missouri counties...

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Idaho’s Property Tax Reduction: 6 Eligibility Details Seniors Miss

Property taxes can be one of the biggest ongoing expenses for retirees living on fixed incomes. Fortunately, Idaho offers a Property Tax Reduction Program, often...

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1 in 3 Adults Aged 65–74 Has Hearing Loss—WHO Warns ‘Leisure Noise’ from Earbuds and Concerts Puts a Billion Young People at Risk

Hearing loss is often thought of as an unavoidable part of aging, but experts say many cases can be prevented. According to the World Health...

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12 Part-Time Jobs Retirees Are Choosing in 2026

Retirement no longer means completely leaving the workforce. According to recent labor data, about 38% of Americans age 65 and older who are working do...

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AARP Dining Math: Can $60 Weekly Save $450?

Dining out is one of life’s simple pleasures, especially in retirement when there’s more time to meet friends, enjoy family dinners, or skip cooking after...

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AI and Elderly Care: 77% of Families Say ‘Yes’ to This Modern Approach

As millions of Americans take on caregiving responsibilities for aging parents and relatives, families are increasingly looking to technology for extra support. Artificial intelligence...

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7 Travel Discounts Where Being 50+ Still Pays

Americans age 50 and older take millions of leisure trips each year, and travel remains one of the largest discretionary expenses in retirement. While many...

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Maryland’s ‘Longevity Ready’ Law Creates a Blueprint for 100-Year Lives—What Other States Can Learn

Maryland isn’t planning for a distant future. It’s responding to a demographic shift already underway. By 2030, roughly one in four Maryland residents is expected...

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Hearing Aids Linked to 33% Lower Dementia Risk—Why Early Prescription Matters

Hearing loss affects roughly one in three adults between the ages of 65 and 74, making it one of the most common health conditions associated...

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California’s Home Safe Program Kept 94% of At-Risk Seniors Housed—Could Other States Copy It?

Adults over 50 are now the fastest-growing segment of the homeless population in the United States, a trend researchers attribute to rising housing costs, fixed...

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New Caregiver Tax Credit Proposals Could Save Families Thousands—Here’s What to Know

More than 63 million Americans now provide unpaid care for an aging parent, spouse, child, or other loved one. Family caregivers now provide an estimated...

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Congress Extends Medicare Telehealth Through 2027 as CONNECT for Health Act Pushes Permanent Reform

Although telehealth use has declined from its pandemic peak, it remains nearly twice as common among traditional Medicare beneficiaries as it was before 2020, reflecting...

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