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Doctors Warn That Common Medication Combinations Could Put Older Adults at Risk

Medicare open enrollment begins this week, and most seniors will be checking to see if their medications are covered by their plans. However, health professionals...

Saving Advice · Oct 12

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

Medicare Costs Are Rising in 2027 — Experts Tell Us What Retirees Should Do Now

The 2026 Medicare Trustees Report indicates that premiums and deductibles for Medicare Parts A and B will rise next year. However, policy experts and insurance...

Saving Advice · Sep 21

How Outdated EBT Cards Are Fueling a Surge in SNAP Benefit Theft

Every month, one in eight Americans, 42.4 million people, use a government-issued EBT card to buy food. It is similar to credit and debit cards,...

Saving Advice · Jul 13

Food Assistance Requests Are Surging as 4.3 Million Americans Lose SNAP Benefits

Most children wake up thinking about school, friends, pets, and other typical concerns of childhood. Elizabeth Ford, Founder and CEO of BetterALife in Purcellville, VA,...

Saving Advice · Jun 4

Surveillance Pricing: How Seniors Can Protect Their Budgets

Remember when you could walk into a store, find what you were looking for, and know that your neighbor was paying the same price for...

Saving Advice · May 28

Surveillance Pricing: How Coupon Shoppers Beat Higher Prices

Some couponers are casual clippers of the promotions that fill our mailboxes, while some take stacking discounts and tracking sales cycles to a higher level....

Saving Advice · May 27

Surveillance Pricing: How to Spot and Block Overcharging

Have you ever shopped online and found an item at one price, only to have a friend or relative tell you they got the same...

Saving Advice · May 26

Strait of Hormuz: How the Closure Impacts Gas, Food Prices and Mortgages

Key Takeaways:  Inflation is predicted to rise to 3.5-four percent by mid-year. Food prices are expected to rise within 60 days. Mortgage rates rose from...

Saving Advice · Mar 16

Too Much or Too Cheap? The Truth About 2026 Grad Cash Gifts

Graduation season always brings the same awkward question: how much money is appropriate to give? In 2026, with inflation still shaping everyday costs, that question...

Saving Advice · Jun 3, 2025