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Utilities Are Quietly Reopening Discount Programs Many Retirees Miss

Most seniors think that if they missed the November deadline, they are out of luck. In 2026, believing that myth is a costly mistake. Many...

Saving Advice · Jan 29

7 Medicare Benefits Seniors Can Still Activate Before Winter Ends

Winter is often the hardest season for senior health and mobility. The cold weather keeps you indoors and isolated for months at a time. The...

Saving Advice · Jan 29

Home-Safety Grant Removed: Owners 55+ No Longer Qualify for Free Retrofit Program — Without Any Announcement

If you’ve ever relied on a local program to cover grab bars, ramps, lighting, or other safety upgrades, you know how much relief it can...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

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7 Habits That Will Save You Money In 2026

Saving money in 2026 won’t come from one dramatic sacrifice. It’ll come from a handful of small habits that protect your budget from the things...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

How To Gain The Respect of Others

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...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

Where to Start? Look for the Problems.

Where to Start? Look for the Problems. Written by Barbara Huson I saw it so clearly, when interviewing successful women. Their financial achievement was invariably...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

The Storm is Over, but the “Financial Freeze” is Just Starting in Massachusetts

The shovels are finally down, but the calculators are coming out. While the 20+ inches of snow that buried Massachusetts this weekend is visually stunning,...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

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Dave Says: Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired

Dear Dave, I’ve been listening to your radio show, and as a result I’ve decided I’m tired of living paycheck-to-paycheck and being broke all the...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

Hospitals Are Charging More for Identical Procedures

You might assume that the price of a medical procedure is determined by what is done to you. In 2026, the price is largely determined...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

Corporate Subscription Secret: Your Retirement Plan Might Now Require You to Pay Annual Fees You Didn’t Know Existed

A workplace retirement plan can feel “free” because the money comes out before you ever see it hit your checking account. Then one day, you...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

6 Medicare Services Losing Preferred Status

We often assume that “accepting Medicare” is a binary state. A doctor or facility either takes your insurance or they do not. In 2026, that...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

Insurance Claims Are Facing Longer Review Times

We used to expect a medical claim to process within 30 days. You went to the doctor, they billed your insurance, and you received an...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

8 Early-Year Costs That Catch Retirees Off Guard

Retirement budgets often break in January, not because of overspending, but because of the “calendar reset.” You can end December with zero medical bills and...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

7 Prescription Savings Cards That No Longer Work

For the last decade, we have been trained to never pay the retail price at the pharmacy. You pulled up an app, showed a coupon...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

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Saving Advice · Jan 28

Hospitals Are Adding “Care Coordination” Fees

We typically expect a medical bill only after we physically see a doctor. You walk into the office, get a checkup, and pay your copay....

Saving Advice · Jan 28

6 Medicare Drug Copays That Reset Higher

January is the most expensive month of the year for seniors on medication. On December 31, you might have been enjoying “Catastrophic Coverage,” paying zero...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

Electric Providers Ending Budget Billing Programs

For decades, budget billing was the ultimate safety net for seniors. It promised a predictable, flat monthly payment regardless of the season. You paid the...

Saving Advice · Jan 28

5 Ways Winter Utility Bills Are Hitting Fixed Incomes

Retirees have long relied on a simple formula to survive inflation: use less, pay less. You turned down the thermostat and wore a sweater to...

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Saving Advice · Jan 27

Medicare Multiplier Trick: Why Some Senior Widows Are Getting $200 Less a Month Thanks to a Budget Update

It’s a nasty surprise when a Social Security deposit drops even though nothing “changed” in day-to-day life. For many widows, the difference shows up as...

Saving Advice · Jan 27

Electric-Vehicle Insurance Hike: How Riders Over 60 Pay More Because of New Algorithm Risk Models

If you drive an EV and your renewal suddenly jumped, you’re not imagining things. The insurance hike has been hitting a lot of drivers, and...

Saving Advice · Jan 27

5 Tricks That Can Help You Retire More Comfortably

Retirement gets a lot easier when you stop thinking of it as one giant finish line and start treating it like a series of small...

Saving Advice · Jan 27

Massachusetts Electric Bills Drop 25% in Feb—Here is the “Repayment” Catch You Missed

If you live in Massachusetts and have been dreading your winter heating costs, relief is officially on the way—but you need to read the fine...

Saving Advice · Jan 27

7 Medical Appointments Now Requiring Deposits

We used to book medical appointments with a simple phone call. You gave your name and showed up on time. That trust-based system has collapsed...

Saving Advice · Jan 27

Hospitals Are Splitting Bills That Used to Be One Charge

We remember when a hospital stay resulted in a single envelope. You opened the bill, wrote one check, and were done. That simplicity has been...

Saving Advice · Jan 27

6 Medicare Supplement Changes Affecting Specialists

Seniors buy Medicare Supplement insurance for one reason. They want the freedom to see any doctor. They want to avoid the network restrictions of Advantage...

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