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Genetic Testing Accounted for $3.6 Billion in Medicare Lab Spending—How to Spot Fraud
In 2024, genetic tests accounted for 43% ($3.6 billion) of Medicare Part B laboratory spending, according to federal data, much…
Needs vs. Wants A Practical Guide to Spending With Purpose
Choosing Between Wants and Needs: It’s Not Always Obvious Some needs aren’t as clear-cut as rent or monthly bills for…
How the CAPABLE Pilot Helps Seniors Age in Place
The CAPABLE program for aging in place sends a nurse, occupational therapist, and handyman into seniors’ homes over 4-5 months…
6 Ways 403(b) Catch-Up Rules Can Affect Teachers Near Retirement
Teachers age 60–63 can contribute up to $35,750 to a 403(b) in 2026 using the super catch-up, while those with…
Boston’s $1,000 Property Tax Break: Who Qualifies After Age 65?
Boston homeowners age 65 and older as of July 1 may receive a $1,000 property tax exemption (up to $2,000…
Could $50 Market Vouchers Help Iowa Seniors?
Iowa seniors can receive $50 in vouchers through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program to buy fresh, locally grown fruits,…
Retirees With Freelance Income: 6 Records Worth Keeping
Organized records of freelance income, expenses, mileage, and tax payments can help retirees simplify tax filing and support valuable deductions.…
Oregon Senior Housing Push: 4 Programs Worth Watching
Oregon is expanding affordable housing efforts for older adults through new development funding, rental assistance, and long-term aging initiatives. Inside…
Delaware Market Cards: 6 Fresh-Food Details for Seniors
Delaware seniors use $50 Market Cards at 15 farmers markets and 14 on-farm stands statewide from June through October to…
Looking for Flexible Hours After Retirement: 6 Jobs With Flexible Hours
Retirees thrive in jobs with flexible hours after retirement, such as rideshare driving, online tutoring, and pet sitting, earning extra…
