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Your 2026 Social Security Raise Looks Smaller Once Medicare Takes Its Cut
There's a built-in safeguard called the "hold harmless" provision you should consider using
The Fountain of Youth Runs Both Ways: 5 Proven Ways Giving Back Slows Aging
Two hours a week can change your biology
Medigap Premiums Leap, and Consumers Have Few Alternatives
There are two types of Medigap plans that come with a deductible which could help people lower their costs.
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Are You Up on the Latest About Colorectal Cancer?
Don't want to take the colonoscopy prep anymore? Things have changed.
Please, Someone Make this Memopezil Junk Go Away
We call on a real doctor to set things straight -- and the truth is eye-opening, too.
What Your Body May Be Telling You Weeks Before a Heart Attack Hits
9 early warnings many seniors miss
The Best Times for Seniors to Eat Meals, Say Experts
A regular schedule isn’t just about routine—it’s about better aging
DAILY: Word Up! is a daily puzzle in the spirit of Wordle — but with its own spin.
DAILY: A mini-crossword for you to play when you've only got a few minutes. Ready to play?
What makes our Word Search different? We like to keep our themes a little more interesting. Just sayin'...
Everyone likes trivia and our trivia person loves a chance to keep things interesting.
Ask & You Shall Receive? Deals For Seniors Await
Print out our "cheat sheet" and put it in your billfold. It could some in handy.
Smart Giving Strategies for Seniors: Maximizing Impact and Eliminating Scams
Giving scams take advantage of seniors’ generous nature - here’s how to fight back
"Over-the-Counter" Benefits Continue to Grow for Medicare Advantage Members
There are several "wrinkles" you need to know so you don't get caught unaware.
Medical Bills You Should Always Question
“Looking official” doesn’t always mean “being correct”
Senior Health Tips Doctors Rarely Explain Clearly
Included: a list of questions to ask so you can make the most out of the limited time your doctor gives you
Pain Relief Is Getting a Major Upgrade — Here's What's New for Older Adults
A pain pill that's not an opioid? That might be reason to celebrate by itself!
Yale’s Famous “Happiness Course” is Free — a Great Mental Workout for Retirees
A science-backed way to reduce the risk of dementia and heart disease
The U.S.' Most Compassionate Cities — And Why Seniors Feel It First
Many seniors say they know within weeks whether a place feels right.
The Quiet Power of Doing the Right Thing
Part of Smart Senior Daily’s Living with Purpose series
What Wendell Berry Still Teaches Us About Living Well
Nick Offerman’s love of Kentucky poet reminds us why “good work” may be the cure for what ails us.
Encore Chapter: From Career Recruiter to Master Woodworker
At 63, one man swapped suits for sawdust — and found purpose in saw blades.
If You Plan on Flying Somewhere This Summer, Book it NOW
No better time than now to get hip to Goldilocks fares
Why Seniors Are Leading the Solo Travel Revolution
It might appear to be cheaper to make all the trip arrangements yourself, but there are lots of things that you probably don't factor in.
Wheelchairs Aren’t Luggage — Are Airlines Actually Improving?
A year of DOT data shows which airlines made progress handling mobility devices — and which ones didn’t.
Travel Trends 2026 - Part 1: Where Road Scholar Seniors Are Headed
Chow? Ciao! Food travel is skyrocketing in popularity -- especially to Italy.
Dear "HotGrandma@Gmail" -- Your Redemption Awaits
If you're interested, you can probably take care of this in less than 10 minutes
Want More Than a Tablet, But Don't Want to Spend Too Much? Maybe This is The Answer.
A first look at a fascinating new device from Apple -- one perfect for Seniors.
7 Hidden Phone Features Seniors Already Own (But Rarely Use)
Before you buy another gadget, check what your phone can already do
Do You Know ‘WhatsUp’ With Your WhatsApp?
Safer alternatives? Yes, depending on what you want to do with your communication.
How Companies Track You (and How to Stop Them)
One critical rule bears repeating: Never carry your Social Security card in your wallet.
The Trust Ladder: How Criminals Build Trust Before They Scam Seniors For Money
Personal stories, advice, interacting with you on subjects of mutual interest -- all warning signs.
Your Bank May Be Your Best Defense Against Scams
Is it time to buy your favorite teller candy or flowers? Might not hurt...
Smart Giving Strategies for Seniors: Maximizing Impact and Eliminating Scams
Giving scams take advantage of seniors’ generous nature - here’s how to fight back