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Your Parents Say Their House Is Fine — Check These 8 Fall Hazards When You Visit

Your parents may insist they’ve lived in their house for 30 years without a problem, but familiarity can make small safety hazards remarkably easy to...

Saving Advice · Sep 29

Still Taking That Old Prescription? Check These 5 Things Before Your Next Dose

Finding an old prescription bottle in the medicine cabinet can raise a surprisingly complicated question: if the pills are still there, is it okay to...

Saving Advice · Sep 29

7 Home Changes That Can Make Aging in Place Safer Without a $50,000 Remodel

Mention aging in place home modifications, and it’s easy to picture a contractor tearing out the bathroom, widening every doorway, and handing you a bill...

Saving Advice · Sep 29

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What Happens If You Do Nothing During Medicare Open Enrollment?

Medicare Open Enrollment arrives every fall with advertisements, mailers, phone calls, and warnings that can make it seem as though every beneficiary has to choose...

Saving Advice · Sep 29

Homeowners Are Falling Behind on Mortgages in Some Parts of America—Is Your Area One of Them?

Most homeowners aren’t suddenly missing their mortgage payments, but beneath the relatively calm national numbers, financial stress is becoming much easier to spot in certain...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

A $0 Medicare Advantage Premium Doesn’t Mean $0 Health Care — Check These 6 Costs

Seeing “$0 monthly premium” beside a Medicare Advantage plan can make it look like you’ve found health insurance that won’t take another bite out of...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

A $20 Copay Doesn’t Sound Like Much — Until You Have 5 Medical Appointments a Month

Twenty dollars doesn’t sound like a frightening medical bill. But put five $20 medical appointments on the calendar every month, and you’ve quietly created a...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

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Your Medicare Plan Drops Your Doctor for 2027 — What Can You Do During Open Enrollment?

You like your doctor, they know your medical history, and you’ve spent years building a relationship with the practice. Then your Medicare Advantage plan’s 2027...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

A $1.04 Billion Powerball Winner Finally Came Forward — Here’s What Happens to the Money Now

For nearly a month, someone in Illinois possessed a piece of paper worth more than $1 billion on paper, and the public had no idea...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

SNAP Costs Shift to States October 1 — Seniors Could Feel the Impact

In three days, a change mandated by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) will take effect, bringing additional cost and administrative burden to...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

7 Foods Cancer Experts Recommend Limiting — Some May Already Be in Your Refrigerator

Cancer prevention advice can quickly become confusing, especially when headlines seem to label a different food dangerous every week. Major cancer organizations take a broader...

Saving Advice · Sep 28

10 States Where Property Tax Relief for Older Homeowners Is Worth Rechecking Before Year-End

Property taxes can quietly become one of retirement’s biggest housing expenses, particularly when a home’s value rises faster than household income. The good news is...

Saving Advice · Sep 27

8 Things in Your Medicine Cabinet Worth Checking After 65

The medicine cabinet is one of those places most people don’t think about until they need something from it. Over time, however, prescription bottles accumulate,...

Saving Advice · Sep 27

The “Your Social Security Number Was Suspended” Call: What Happens to Your Money If You Answer

The caller sounds official, knows your name, and may even make the number on your caller ID look like it belongs to a government agency....

Saving Advice · Sep 27

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Saving Advice · Sep 27

Your Parent Keeps Falling for Scams — Can You Limit Their Access to Money?

The first scam may cost $200 in gift cards; the next could involve a bank transfer, cryptocurrency ATM, or someone claiming the family’s savings must...

Saving Advice · Sep 26

You Have Medicare and a Supplement — Why Are Medical Bills Still Showing Up?

You enrolled in Original Medicare, added a Medicare Supplement policy, and probably expected the stream of medical bills to slow to a trickle. Then an...

Saving Advice · Sep 26

Hearing Aids, Dental Work and Glasses: 7 Health Costs Medicare Beneficiaries May Still Need to Budget For

Medicare can take a major healthcare expense off a retiree’s shoulders, but enrolling doesn’t mean every medical bill suddenly disappears. Original Medicare has notable gaps,...

Saving Advice · Sep 26

Taking Several Medications After 65? These 7 Questions Are Worth Asking Your Pharmacist

By 65, a trip to the pharmacy can involve considerably more than picking up one prescription and heading home. You may have medications from multiple...

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Saving Advice · Sep 26

You Feel Fine at 65 — These 7 Health Checks Could Still Save You Money Later

Turning 65 can feel surprisingly uneventful when you’re healthy, active, and not taking a cabinet full of medications. That makes it tempting to postpone screenings...

Saving Advice · Sep 26

What Happens to Social Security When Someone Is in the Hospital for Months?

A long hospital stay can turn a family’s finances upside down surprisingly quickly. Mortgage or rent payments continue, utilities still arrive, and someone may suddenly...

Saving Advice · Sep 25

Could You Be Missing a Property Tax Break Just Because of Your Age?

Turning 65 can change more than your Medicare eligibility and retirement planning. It may also change how much you’re expected to pay in property taxes....

Saving Advice · Sep 25

Before You Buy a Walk-In Tub, Try These 6 Cheaper Bathroom Safety Upgrades

A walk-in tub can sound like the obvious solution when stepping over the side of a bathtub starts feeling unsteady, but an expensive bathroom remodel...

Saving Advice · Sep 25

7 Everyday Habits After 60 That Could Be Costing You More in Medical Bills

A few dollars here and there aren’t the only expenses that can quietly undermine a retirement budget. Everyday routines involving medications, exercise, preventive care, vision,...

Saving Advice · Sep 25

A Medicare Caller Knows Your Name and Address — Giving One More Detail Can Cost You Your Benefits

The person on the phone knows your full name, your address, and perhaps even that you’re enrolled in Medicare, so when they ask you to...

Saving Advice · Sep 25

A Spouse Dies With Bills on Autopay — Which Payments Should You Stop First?

When a spouse dies, the checking account doesn’t know that the household has changed. Streaming subscriptions, insurance premiums, credit cards, gym memberships, utilities, loans, and...

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