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What Senior Discount Programs Actually Save You Money

Everyone loves a discount—but not every “senior deal” is as generous as it looks. Many programs offer small savings that barely make a difference, while...

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What AARP Doesn’t Tell You About Age Discrimination Laws

Aging in the workforce comes with challenges most employees never expect—especially when experience suddenly becomes a liability instead of an asset. While AARP frequently advocates...

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The Best Fall Travel Deals for Retirees in 2025

Whether you want to sail, fly or explore closer to home, here are the best fall travel deals for retirees in 2025.

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Social Security cost-of-living increase announcement delayed by government shutdown

The ongoing government shutdown has delayed the announcement of the annual Social Security cost-of-living increase

The Independent UK

What to Do About These Three Medicare Changes During Open Enrollment

With costs due to rise sharply next year, look for coverage that protects your wallet as well as your health.

Kiplinger

7 Ways to Spot an AARP Scam Before It’s Too Late

When scammers target older Americans, they often exploit the trust people place in well-known organizations like AARP. Each year, thousands of seniors report being contacted...

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Pete Carroll among coaches working into 70s, opting for team building over retirement

Pete Carroll returned to coaching to take on the challenge of revitalizing the Las Vegas Raiders

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AARP Perks Nobody Talks About That Actually Save Hundreds

Most people know AARP for its magazine and membership card, but the real value lies in lesser-known perks. Beyond hotel discounts and car rentals, AARP...

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9 Best US Cities for Working Past Retirement Age

Looking to work past retirement? These 9 U.S. cities offer great job opportunities, affordable living and strong support for older professionals.

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Worried About Holiday Shopping Amid Tariffs? 4 Ways To Prepare This Fall

Worried about rising prices this holiday season? Here are four smart ways to prepare for shopping amid tariffs and inflation this fall.

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Flying After 65? These Are the 11 Best Travel Hacks for Active Retirees

More retirees are hitting the road for their dream trips, and with some creative travel hacks, you can travel the world without breaking the bank.

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Top 7 Subscriptions Boomers Should Sign Up for in Retirement — Even If It’s Begrudgingly

Retirement gives you the freedom you've been working toward for years, but some days, that wide-open calendar can feel a little too empty.

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I Asked ChatGPT for 5 States Where Social Security Gives You Enough To Retire

Discover 5 U.S. states where Social Security benefits stretch far enough to retire comfortably—no side income or savings required.

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How to Plan Your First Global Retirement Adventure in 2026

Retirement unlocks a thrilling (and slightly scary) new world of possibilities. Why not kick it off with an overseas journey — the ultimate way to step boldly into this exciting new chapter of your life?

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Can You Guess the No. 1 Retirement Regret? (Hint: It’s Not What You Think)

This surprising regret could derail your retirement plans. Find out how to avoid this costly mistake.

Kiplinger

Solo vs Group Travel: What's Best for Retirees?

Travel isn’t a one-size-fits-all choice. Solo and group travel serve different needs, with many retirees preferring one or the other, or a combination of both.

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8 Subscriptions Boomers Should Sign Up For in Retirement If They’ll Be Living Alone

To make a solo retirement simpler, more cost efficient and even safer, consider signing up for the following subscriptions.

Kiplinger

So You Want to Age in Place: What Most People Overlook

If you want to age in place in your current home, near the beach or in the mountains, one risk could upend your plans. Here's what you need to know.

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Amazon, Costco & 7 Other Stores’ Perks That Retirees Should Cash In On

Here's a look at nine retailers that offer special senior fares, discounts and perks that retirees should cash in on.

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Most Americans Get These 5 Social Security Facts Wrong — and It Could Cost Them

Millions rely on Social Security, but common myths could shrink your benefits. Learn what most Americans get wrong -- and how to avoid costly mistakes.

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18 Senior Discounts That Can Help Retirees Save Money While Traveling

Getting older comes with its downsides, but not without its perks. Senior travelers can get budget-friendly discounts and other upgrades on anything from flights, vacation packages, car rentals,...

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10 Tech Features You’re Paying For—But Will Never Use in Retirement

As technology becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives, many retirees find themselves paying for features and services they seldom use. These tech features, often...

The Independent UK

Retiring and relocating? Take a holistic approach

Looking to retire and relocate

Benzinga

Survey: 96% of Americans Say Social Security Is Important — And It's Even More Crucial Than 5 Years Ago

As Social Security reaches its 90th anniversary, a new survey from AARP shows that nearly all Americans — regardless of age or political affiliation — see the program as a vital part of financial security. And compared to just five years ago, many say it's more important than ever.

Benzinga

Social Security Policy Could Force 3.4 Million Extra Office Visits A Year, Advocates Say SSA 'Rushing' Changes

A potential Social Security Administration policy would steer roughly 3.4 million additional people a year to local field offices for routine requests such as address changes and benefit letters, even as the agency contends with staff cuts and long appointment lines, according to public filings and advocacy groups.

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