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The Social Security Question Married Couples Should Answer Before Either Spouse Claims

For married couples, deciding when to claim Social Security should rarely be treated as two completely separate decisions. One spouse may want benefits at 62...

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Costco Is Getting Into Medicare — Here’s What Older Adults Should Know

Costco shoppers are accustomed to filling prescriptions, buying glasses, getting hearing aids, and even receiving vaccinations during a warehouse trip, but the retailer is now...

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3 Buffalo-Area Nursing Homes to Pay $9 Million After Admitting Medicaid and Medicare Fraud

Three nursing homes in the Buffalo, New York region will pay a combined $9 million to settle allegations that they submitted tens of thousands of...

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3 Social Security Changes Senators Are Debating — And Which Could Happen First

Social Security’s financial deadline is getting close enough that lawmakers can no longer treat reform as a problem for some distant Congress. The 2026 Social...

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USPS Prices Are Up in 2026 — And Thousands of Post Offices Could Be at Risk

Mailing a birthday card, paying a bill by mail, or shipping a package costs more than it did at the beginning of the year, and...

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7 Bills Retirees Should Never Put on Autopilot — Even If They Use Autopay

Autopay can be one of the easiest ways to avoid late fees, but convenience can also make expenses nearly invisible. That matters in retirement, when...

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FTC Sends $23.8 Million in Refunds to More Than 640,000 Grubhub Drivers and Diners

The Federal Trade Commission has announced it is sending more than $23.8 million in refunds to drivers and diners who were harmed by Grubhub’s deceptive...

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CMS Ends Federal Medicaid and CHIP Funding for Certain Gender-Transition Care for Minors

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued a final rule prohibiting the use of federal Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)...

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FDA Eases Approval Path for Certain Cancer Companion Diagnostic Tests

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a final order moving certain laboratory tests used to help guide treatment with approved cancer drugs from...

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What Happens to Your Social Security Check When Your Spouse Dies?

For a retired couple living on two Social Security checks, the death of a spouse can create an immediate financial shock on top of an...

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Should Retirees Still Keep an Emergency Fund? The Answer Changes After You Stop Working

For most of your working life, emergency-fund advice probably sounded straightforward: keep enough cash available to survive a few months without a paycheck. Then you...

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Social Security Benefits Stop Growing at 70 — But These Retirement Decisions Don’t

Waiting to claim Social Security can pay off, but there is a point when waiting longer stops helping. The Social Security Administration explains that retirement...

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7 “Free” Services Retirees May Already Be Paying for Somewhere Else

Everyone loves getting something for free, but retirees may be overlooking an even better deal: services they are already entitled to use because they are...

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6 Financial Documents Your Adult Children Should Know Exist — Without Giving Them Control

Many parents hesitate to discuss finances with their adult children because they worry that sharing information means surrendering privacy or control. It doesn’t have to....

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What Happens to Your Credit Score After You Retire?

Retirement changes plenty of financial numbers overnight, from the size of your paycheck to how much money you withdraw from savings each month. One number...

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Dave Says: Retirement Funding Comes Before College Savings

Dear Dave, A friend told me about your Baby Steps program. I have one question, though. I noticed that according to your plan, saving for...

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Dave Says: Control Your Own Destiny

Dear Dave, I read where you recommend saving 15% of your income for retirement. Should I count my employer’s contribution to my retirement...

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7 Purchases Retirees Should Think Twice About Financing

Financing can make an expensive purchase feel surprisingly manageable, especially when the salesperson redirects your attention from the total price to a comfortable monthly payment....

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Medicare Open Enrollment Is Two Months Away — 7 Things You Can Start Gathering Now

Medicare Open Enrollment doesn’t begin until October 15, but waiting until then to figure out what you need can turn plan comparison into a frustrating...

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The Social Security Rule Divorced Retirees Often Discover Too Late

Divorce may end a marriage, but it doesn’t necessarily erase the Social Security benefits connected to an ex-spouse’s work history. In fact, some divorced retirees...

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What Happens to Your HSA After You Enroll in Medicare?

Health savings accounts can become remarkably valuable as retirement approaches, which makes one Medicare rule particularly confusing. You may have spent years accumulating HSA money...

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5 Money Moves to Make in the First 30 Days After You Retire

The first month of retirement can feel strangely quiet after decades of paychecks, work schedules, and automatic payroll deductions. Unfortunately, your financial life doesn’t retire...

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Scammers Are Targeting People Who Already Lost Money — Here’s How the Second Scam Works

Losing money to a scam can leave someone embarrassed, angry, and desperate for a way to undo the damage. Unfortunately, scammers know that, and some...

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What Happens When You Put Groceries on a Credit Card and Can’t Pay It Off

Compound interest can be an important tool in structuring a sound financial life. However, compound interest on credit cards can be your worst enemy in...

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Social Security Has a “Do-Over” Rule — But Retirees Have a Limited Window to Use It

Claiming Social Security can feel like one of those financial decisions that becomes permanent the moment you make it. Maybe you claimed at 62 because...

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