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Banks Are Phasing Out Senior-Friendly Checking Perks

Banks across the country are reevaluating checking account perks traditionally offered to seniors. While some institutions still provide dedicated senior accounts, many larger banks are...

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9 Scams Targeting Retirees During the Holiday Shopping Season

The holiday season is peak time for fraudsters. Increased spending, online shopping, and charitable giving create opportunities for scams. Retirees are particularly vulnerable because they...

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High Winter Heating Costs Are Forcing Older Adults To Rework Their Budgets

Heating costs are rising again this winter, driven by volatile energy markets, inflation, and regional demand. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA),...

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7 Tax Reporting Changes Hitting Seniors Who Do Gig Work in January

Gig work has become an important source of supplemental income for retirees. Driving for rideshare companies, freelancing online, or selling crafts provides flexibility and helps...

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Prescription Discount Cards Are Being Restructured by Major Retailers

Prescription discount cards have long helped retirees reduce out-of-pocket medication costs. These cards, offered by companies like GoodRx, SingleCare, and Optum Perks, typically provide savings...

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10 Hospital Merger Effects Seniors Will Notice During Winter Visits

Hospital mergers have accelerated in recent years as institutions look to reduce costs, expand networks, and strengthen bargaining power with insurers. This trend has intensified,...

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Federal Retirement Program Tweaks Are Taking Effect After the Holiday Season

Federal retirement programs—including Social Security, Medicare, pensions, and Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) accounts—are undergoing routine updates at the start of 2026. While these adjustments may...

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New Mortgage Audits Are Catching Homeowners Off Guard This Winter

Mortgage servicing companies conduct annual escrow analyses to ensure property taxes, insurance premiums, and other obligations are properly funded. These reviews are not new, but...

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Lying And Unwell

THE PRESIDENT IS LYING Constantly. Though maybe it’s not lying in the traditional sense if you’re unhinged from reality, living 24/7 in your own reality. Whatever it...

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GRRRRRRRRRR…

GRRRRRRRRRR… Written by Barbara Huson Nothing gets in the way of financial success more than repressed anger. In my experience, women in general hold a...

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Snapshot of Your Average Multi-Millionaire

If you find value in these articles, please share them with your inner circle and encourage them to Sign Up for my Rich Habits Daily Tips/Articles. No...

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Dave Says: Rewards, Responsibility and Teachable Moments

Dear Dave, Our son is a freshman in high school, and he has the opportunity to take a school-sponsored, week-long trip next year with the...

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Not All Income Is Created Equal

One of the common characteristics of self-made millionaires is that they generate income from multiple sources. In fact, 84% of the self-made millionaires in my...

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Medicare Part B Premium Drafts Are Spiking for Many Fixed-Income Seniors

Medicare Part B premiums are increasing in January, reflecting higher healthcare costs and adjustments in program funding. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)...

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The Housing Market Slowdown Is Changing Downsizing Plans for Boomers

The housing market is experiencing a slowdown driven by higher mortgage rates, inflation, and cautious buyers. Home sales have declined across many regions, and price...

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New Energy Rebate Programs Are Opening Up Just in Time for Heating Bills

Winter heating bills are climbing as energy prices remain volatile. For retirees living on fixed incomes, the increase is especially difficult to absorb. New energy...

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A New Credit Score Model Could Help—or Hurt—Older Applicants

Credit score models are periodically updated to reflect new data and lending practices. The latest model emphasizes broader financial behaviors, including utility payments, rental histories,...

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9 New Hospital Billing Codes Seniors Will Start Seeing This Winter

Hospitals and insurers rely on billing codes to classify medical services, treatments, and procedures. These codes determine how providers are reimbursed and how patients are...

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12 Estate Planning Mistakes Families Discover Too Late in January

January is a month when families begin reviewing finances, taxes, and legal documents. It is also when estate planning mistakes become painfully clear. Probate courts...

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Banks Are Tightening Lending Standards Again, and Older Borrowers Are Feeling It

Banks across the country are tightening lending standards in response to economic uncertainty. Rising interest rates, inflationary pressures, and concerns about repayment risks have prompted...

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10 Retirement Account Deadlines That Require Immediate Winter Attention

Retirement accounts are governed by strict deadlines that often fall in the winter months. These deadlines affect contributions, withdrawals, and tax filings. Missing them can...

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6 Long-Term Care Rate Increases Hidden in Winter Renewal Contracts

Winter is a critical season for long-term care insurance renewals. Many retirees receive updated contracts at the start of the year, outlining new terms and...

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6 Property Tax Surprises Hitting Retirees During Winter Assessments

Property tax assessments conducted in winter often catch retirees off guard. Local governments use these assessments to determine tax obligations for the coming year. Rising...

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Pharmacies Are Repricing Dozens of Common Medications at the Start of the Year

Every January, prescription drug costs shift, and 2025 is no exception. These changes are not simply pharmacies “repricing” medications; they stem from a combination of...

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Rising Home Insurance Premiums Are Forcing Seniors To Re-Evaluate Their Deductibles

Home insurance costs are climbing across the country, and older homeowners are feeling the strain. Insurers point to inflation, rebuilding costs, and climate-related disasters...

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