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How to Tell Whether a Government Check Is Legitimate
Before depositing an unexpected government check, verify the issuing agency and never send money back to someone claiming you received…
Ted Cruz Calls Trump Accounts a Path to Social Security Privatization—Economist Disagrees
Senator Ted Cruz says Trump Accounts could pave the way for Social Security personal accounts, while economists argue the new…
6 Home Health Costs Medicare Usually Leaves to Families
Medicare covers many skilled home health services, but families are often surprised to learn they may still have to pay…
FTC Says Some “Made in the USA” Claims May Mislead Shoppers
The FTC enforces strict standards to ensure that “Made in USA” labels aren’t misleading. Shoppers are encouraged to verify origin…
Social Security Payments Arrive This Week—Who’s Eligible for Up to $5,181?
The maximum Social Security benefit of $5,181 is reserved for high earners who delay claiming until age 70. Most retirees…
Researchers Say Younger Generations May Be Aging Faster Than Their Parents Did
New research suggests some younger adults may be biologically older than their actual age, with poor sleep and other lifestyle…
Lost Your Job After 55? This Federal Program Pays You While You Train
The Senior Community Service Employment Program helps eligible adults age 55 and older earn income while gaining valuable job training…
Retiring Midyear? This Social Security Rule Could Protect Your First Checks
Retiring in the middle of the year doesn’t always mean losing Social Security benefits. The SSA’s special monthly earnings rule…
Could This LensCrafters Offer Save Hundreds on Prescription Glasses?
Eligible AARP members can receive 20% off select frames and 50% off prescription lenses when purchasing a complete pair at…
Paid Training After 55: Could SCSEP Lead to Work?
SCSEP provides paid, part-time job training for eligible adults age 55 and older while helping them build skills for long-term…
