50+ NEWS YOU CAN USE
Be very leery of the Medicare Advantage ads -- they aren’t always what they claim to be
BY JIM MILLER | October 31, 2023 at 7:33 a.m.
The Right to Vote and Cognitive Impairment
Having dementia doesn’t mean you can’t vote
Thinking Ahead during Long-Term Care Awareness Month
During retirement planning, many people overlook common – and costly – expenses like medical and long-term care services
Top TV Remotes for Elderly Seniors
Most modern TV remotes can be confusing for anyone to operate but can be especially challenging for elderly seniors
How to Find a Medical Escort After a Procedure
Finding “door-through-door” medical escort services for outpatient screenings and procedures that involve anesthesia can be challenging for older patients without nearby family or friends to rely on
Any Time is a Good Time for Fall Prevention Awareness
Falls are the leading cause of injury-related deaths for seniors
Do You Need Life Insurance After You Retire?
I’ve been thinking about dropping my policy to escape the premiums. Is this a good idea?
Social Security Benefits Lose 36% Of Buying Power Since 2000
Why would failing to come to an agreement on the debt limit affect the payment of Social Security benefits?
Best Stair Lifts of 2023
A good home stair lift is a great mobility solution for anyone who is unable, or has a difficult time climbing stairs
5 Tips To Get the Most Out of an At-Home Massage Chair
Try these five tips to get the most out of an at-home massage chair
Does Medicare Cover Second Medical Opinions?
Getting a second medical opinion from another doctor is a smart idea that may offer you a fresh perspective and additional options
Representative Payees Help You Manage Your Social Security
A representative payee is someone who receives your monthly benefit payment on your behalf and must use the money to pay for your current needs
5 Benefits You Can Apply for Using SSA.GOV
The Social Security Administration continues to make it easier for you to access programs and benefits
How Seniors Can Protect Themselves from Cybercrimes
According to the FBI 2022 Elder Fraud Report, cybercrime cost Americans over age 60 more than $3 billion last year
