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Gear up For 2026 Medicare Annual Open Enrollment
Medicare Annual Open Enrollment is drawing near, and in late September, you should receive your Annual Notice of Change , a document you...


Americans Who Care for Aging Parents Suffering Financially and Emotionally
America has a senior health crisis that also produces serious employment implications. Many households have an aging family member who...


Securing Your Home While on Vacation
Many Americans take a vacation during the summer, heading out of town, often a few hundred miles away — or sometimes farther afield....


Hack Exposes Personal Information of 103,000 Medicare Beneficiaries
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is notifying approximately 103,000 Medicare beneficiaries that their personal information...


How to Reduce Your Risk for Developing Dementia, Alzheimer's
Being predisposed to developing dementia or Alzheimer's disease is something many adults worry about. However, experts say that it could...


Home Health Care - Another Option for Your Long-Term Care Needs
You've decided that buying a long-term care policy for yourself and your spouse is the right choice. The figures, however, are daunting,...


What is Your Plan to Cover Your Bills if You Become Disabled?
A study by the International Communications Research found that more than 55% of working adults would not be able to cover their living...


Prevention Tips for Leading Cause of Senior Injuries: Falls
The most common source of fatal and non-fatal injuries to seniors is slips, trips and falls. An estimated 2.8 million seniors in the U.S....


How to Leave Money to Someone Who Can't Handle Money
We all love our children. And if we're blessed with a legacy to leave behind, we all want them to enjoy it. But some of our adult...


Working Past 65 ― What to Do About Medicare
In 1985, only 10% of Americans over the age of 65 were still in the workforce. Today, that percentage has doubled to 20%. By 2025, some...
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