Bank Secrets for Seniors: 10 Perks Worth Asking About
Banks and credit unions offer a surprising number of senior-friendly benefits — if you know to ask for them.
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Stretching a dollar matters more than ever in retirement. Here you’ll find practical help with Social Security, Medicare, taxes, and retirement planning — plus smart takes on budgeting, shopping, and spotting scams before they drain your savings. We cut through the noise and give you clear steps to make the most of your money, day in and day out.
How the 2026 Tax Law Changes Affect Seniors
Higher deductions and new brackets may mean less tax for retirees — but not everyone wins equally
Medicare 2025 -- What Seniors Need to Know: Part 1
How the new $2,000 cap and monthly payment option can ease sticker shock
Gold or Silver? Which Makes More Sense for Seniors Right Now
As prices climb, here’s what to know about short-term vs. long-term bets
4 Tax Changes Retirees Should Plan for Before 2025 Ends
How to claim an extra $6,000 deduction right here
Subscription Traps: How Seniors Can Avoid Getting Stuck
Automatic renewals and buried emails make it easy to miss subscription charges.
Seniors and Investing: What’s Hot Today
From annuities to housing, here's how retirees are putting money to work—and what they’re weighing carefully.
Stuck With Customer Service? How to Get Unstuck
When “the computer says no” and the rep won’t budge
$3 Lunches and Lasting Friendships: Senior Meal Programs Across America
More than just a hot meal, these programs help older adults save money and ease loneliness.
The “$1 More” Rule: How a Tiny Income Bump Can Cost Seniors Big
Instead of paying tax on the $1, $50-85 more of your Social Security income could be taxed as well
10 Smart Questions Seniors Should Ask Their Tax or Financial Advisor in 2025
10 Smart Questions Seniors Should Ask Their Tax or Financial Advisor in 2025
The Hidden Phone Settings That Could Put Your Identity — and Your Money — at Risk
If you don't like prying eyes, turn 'em off, off, off!
Kroger Expands OTC Benefit Card Use — What It Means for You
Over a year, $300 to $1,200 in covered purchases is possible.
Helping Grandkids Overcome the Health‑Insurance “26‑Cliff”
The government helps you avoid scams and traps
How to Lower Your Monthly Bills in Retirement
Ask yourself: “Would I notice if this was gone?”
Peak Time Rebates: Cash Back for Seniors Cutting Power Use?
$20 here and there adds up, folks.