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Should You Opt Out of Online Banking Before Naming a Financial Executor?

Planning for the future means making some tough decisions, especially when it comes to your finances. One question that’s becoming more common is whether you...

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What Happens When Two Adult Children Want Control Over One Parent’s Estate?

Estate planning can get complicated, especially when two adult children both want control over one parent’s estate. This situation is more common than you might...

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9 Times It Makes Financial Sense to Move in With Your Kids—And 3 Times It Doesn’t

Family living arrangements are changing. More adults are moving in with their grown children, and it’s not just for emotional support. Sometimes, it’s the most...

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Is Your Local Grocery Store Charging Seniors Higher Prices Than Others?

Grocery shopping is a routine part of life, but for many seniors, it carries unique challenges. With rising costs and fixed incomes, older adults often...

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8 State Laws That Let Utility Companies Cut You Off Without Warning

When you fall behind on your utility bills, you might expect some kind of warning before the lights go out. But in some states, utility...

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Are Local Police Sharing Surveillance Data With Medicare Fraud Units?

Medicare fraud costs taxpayers billions of dollars every year, making it a pressing concern for both law enforcement and the public. As technology advances, surveillance...

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6 Retirement Perks That Vanish if You Move Out of State

Retirement is a time when many people rethink their living arrangements. Maybe you want to be closer to family, enjoy a warmer climate, or find...

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Can Adult Siblings Sue You Over a Power of Attorney Agreement?

Family relationships can become strained when legal and financial matters are involved. One of the most common sources of conflict among adult siblings is the...

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10 Public Records That Anyone Can Access About Your Finances

Your financial history is more public than you might think. Many details about your money life are available for anyone to access through public records....

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What ‘Digital Estate’ Means Today—And 4 Tools People Over 60 Are Searching For

Managing your digital estate has become just as important as organizing your physical belongings. As more of our lives move online, the question of what...

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Why Are Some Families Putting Their Elderly Parents on “Spending Allowances”?

Managing money as we age can become more complex, especially when health and memory issues arise. More families are talking about “spending allowances” for elderly...

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5 Types of Debt Collectors That Prey on the Elderly

For many seniors, retirement should be a time of peace, not stress. Unfortunately, debt collectors who prey on the elderly are an increasing concern. Older...

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Do States Really Sell Your Medicare Data to Private Companies?

When you sign up for Medicare, you trust that your personal health information will be kept private and secure. But lately, there’s been growing concern...

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7 State Programs That Let Strangers Access Your Family’s Financial Records

Most families expect their financial information to stay private. But some state programs can let strangers access your family’s financial records. This isn’t just about...

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Can You Be Sued for Not Warning Visitors About Your Medication Side Effects?

Most people don’t think twice about taking their prescription medication before having friends or family over. But what if your medication has side effects that...

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10 Assisted Living Fees That Aren’t Advertised Until You Move In

Choosing assisted living is a big decision, both emotionally and financially. Many families focus on the monthly base rate, but what you see isn’t always...

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What Happens If You Leave a Retirement Account Off Your Will?

When planning your estate, you probably think about your home, car, and family heirlooms. But what about your retirement account? Leaving a retirement account off...

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6 Emergency Services That Bill Seniors Differently Than Other Adults

As we age, our healthcare needs often increase, making emergency services more likely. But what many people don’t realize is that seniors are often billed...

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8 Financial Changes That Quietly Reduce Your Social Security Payments

Many people look forward to Social Security payments as a reliable part of their retirement income. However, some financial changes can quietly chip away at...

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16 Habits That Transformed 177 Ordinary People Into Self-Made Millionaires

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9 Utility Rebates Seniors Miss Out On Every Year

Retirement often comes with fixed incomes and rising expenses. For seniors, every dollar counts, and missing out on available utility rebates can leave hundreds—or even...

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Can You Transfer Property to a Grandchild Without Legal Risk?

Many grandparents dream of leaving a lasting legacy, and transferring property to a grandchild can be a meaningful way to do just that. However, while...

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Why Are Some Cities Now Charging Seniors to Park in Front of Their Homes?

For decades, many homeowners, especially retirees, took for granted that they could park their cars right in front of their homes without paying a cent....

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10 Signs You’re Being Financially Used by Your Own Children

Retirement should be a time of well-earned peace and independence, but for many older adults, the financial stability they’ve worked decades to build is quietly...

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Can a Nursing Home Take Over Your Online Bank Accounts?

The thought of a nursing home controlling your money sounds extreme—almost like something out of a legal drama. Yet for some seniors and their families,...

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