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6 Financial Boundaries Every Woman Should Have With Adult Children

Helping an adult child through a rough patch can be an act of love, but repeated financial rescue can quietly undermine a woman’s own security. Recent AARP research found that three-fourths of parents surveyed financially support at least one adult child, with parents providing thousands annually on average. Setting financial…

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In Arizona, the Thermostat Is Driving Voters to the Polls

Record heat, two rate hikes and a data center boom have turned utility bills — not climate — into the state’s most volatile issue.

Capital & Main

6 Travel Discounts Older Adults Should Check Before a Fall Trip

Fall can be one of the best times for older adults to travel, with cooler temperatures, changing leaves, and fewer families tied to summer vacation...

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Could a Caregiving Arrangement Put Your Savings at Risk? Watch for These Signs

Family caregiving is often rooted in love, trust, and a desire to help someone through a difficult time. Yet financial misunderstandings or poor planning can quickly create problems, especially for women, who continue to shoulder a larger share of caregiving responsibilities. According to AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving,…

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More Than 735,000 Pillsbury Rolls Baked At Walmart Bakeries Recalled In Nineteen States Over Glass Fragments

General Mills recalled 735,840 Pillsbury rolls baked at Walmart bakeries in 19 states over possible glass. Here are the lot codes and what to do.

Medical Daily

No, Remote Work Is Not Making Us Miserable

The rise of remote work is a tech success story, despite what one new and very convoluted study claims.

Reason

At the Races: Seeing blue in Georgia

Welcome to At the Races! Each week we bring you news and analysis from the CQ Roll Call campaign team. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Daniela Altimari and Mary Ellen McIntire A new poll of one of the most consequential Senate races on the…

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Caregiver Burnout — Why Generic Advice Fails and What Works

Everyone tells caregivers to look after themselves, but rarely explains how. If you're exhausted from looking after a loved one, here is how to actually find relief.

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Could This LensCrafters Offer Save Hundreds on Prescription Glasses?

Buying new prescription glasses can be surprisingly expensive, especially if you need progressive lenses, anti-reflective coatings, or other premium upgrades. It’s not unusual for a...

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AARP Members Can Save $40 on Walmart+—Here’s How

When it comes to stretching your dollar as far as it can go, many people have looked to memberships to save a little extra money....

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More tech workers are retiring early because they don’t want to deal with AI-related changes: ‘Many people believe it's overblown’

“For tech people, one of the distinctive features is that the learning curve of getting up to speed on a new technology can be a lot of effort,” one retirement expert said.

Fortune

Millions of Middle-Aged Americans Are Delaying Medical Care Until 65, and Their Health May Be Paying the Price

ACA premiums tripled for some adults 50-64 in 2026, pushing many to delay cancer screenings and specialist care until Medicare at 65. Here's the health risk.

Medical Daily

The Summer Travel Scam Retirees Should Watch Before Booking a Last-Minute Trip

According to the AARP Fraud Resource Center, the FTC received more than 64,000 reports involving travel, vacation, and timeshare fraud in 2025, and AI-generated fake...

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Digital Literacy Programs Teach Seniors to Use AI Tools Safely—OATS’ Senior Planet Shows How to Avoid Deepfake Scams

Concern about AI-enabled scams is widespread among older Americans. An AARP survey found that nearly 9 in 10 older adults are worried about AI-powered fraud,...

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AARP Dining Math: Can $60 Weekly Save $450?

Dining out is one of life’s simple pleasures, especially in retirement when there’s more time to meet friends, enjoy family dinners, or skip cooking after...

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7 Travel Discounts Where Being 50+ Still Pays

Americans age 50 and older take millions of leisure trips each year, and travel remains one of the largest discretionary expenses in retirement. While many...

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SNAP Work Rules Now Apply to Adults 55-64—Why More Than 1 Million Older Americans Could Lose Food Assistance

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has undergone a number of changes this year, including adjustments to the work requirements. According to the USDA, approximately...

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40-year-old dines at restaurant. Then the server tacks on senior citizen discount for her: ‘A win is a win’

Almost everyone doesn’t want others to perceive them as older than they actually are. This can especially be insulting if it’s as a senior citizen. Can there be an instance when it pays off? It did for this millennial woman who scored a senior discount at Bonefish Grill and took…

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10 Grim Realities of Dating Over 50 and 5 Of Them Are Tied To Your Finances

Dating after 50 can feel exciting, hopeful, and deeply frustrating all at the same time. Many people re-enter the dating world after divorce, widowhood, or...

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The Medicare Premium Squeeze: Why Rising Part B Costs Could Reduce Next Year’s COLA Gains

Every fall, millions of retirees wait anxiously to hear how much their Social Security checks will increase through the annual cost-of-living adjustment, better known as...

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The New ‘Unretirement’ Trend: Why More Seniors Are Returning to Work as Savings Fall Short

For decades, retirement was viewed as the finish line after a lifetime of work, but that picture is rapidly changing for millions of Americans. Across...

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Here’s What Retirement Is Really Like When Your Next-Door Neighbor Is a Data Center

Is big tech ruining the quiet retirement dream? From soaring electric bills to relentless noise, here is the hidden toll data centers are leaving on local communities.

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After I Was Dropped on a Mountain in Alaska, I Realized What's Missing From My Retirement Plan

A skiing trip revealed a scary truth about retirement — we're so focused on making sure we don't run out of money, we don't think about running out of friends.

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5 Reasons the ‘Micro-Retirement’ Trend Is Taking Off Among Seniors Choosing Seasonal Breaks Over One Big Trip

For decades, retirement travel followed a familiar pattern: work for 40 years, save carefully, then celebrate with one giant bucket-list vacation. Today, many older Americans...

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AARP Expert: The $3,600 MRI Price Gap — and How To Avoid Overpaying for Healthcare

AARP tips to cut out-of-pocket medical costs:Shop MRIs, ask for cash prices and lower prescription bills — before you get surprised.

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