Estate Planning They Found a Match on 23andMe and Wanted Money The growing popularity of at-home genetic testing kits, often taken out of simple curiosity to learn about ancestry or health risks, is inadvertently creating complex challenges for families and their financial legacies.
Cybersecurity Cybersecurity Experts Warn About 'Gmail' Phishing Scam Cybersecurity experts are warning Gmail users about a phishing scam that bypasses traditional email filters and appears more convincing than usual.
Medicare Take Your Medicare Advantage Plan For A Test Drive First Many people are surprised to learn that Medicare Advantage plans come with a built-in “trial period” that allows new enrollees to test a plan before committing long term.
Medicare Does Medicare Cover Dental? Six Options for Coverage After 65 Have you ever wondered why Medicare doesn't cover dental care?
Retirement The Five Bills Middle-Class Retirees Should Cancel First — Even If It’s Begrudgingly Many middle-class retirees anticipate reducing costs once they leave the workforce — but the reality often tells a different story.
Medicare Informed Consent: Key To Preventing Big Medicare Advantage Mistakes Many Medicare beneficiaries opt for a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan expecting simplicity and low out-of-pocket costs
Interesting Top Ten AI Search Engines for 2025 (Ranked By Popularity) In the article “Top 10 AI Search Engines for 2025 (Ranked by Popularity)”, the author analyzes AI-powered search tools based on monthly site visits.
Cybersecurity Think Twice Before You Click ‘Unsubscribe’ In a recent report from The Wall Street Journal, cybersecurity experts caution that clicking “unsubscribe” links embedded in unsolicited or spam emails can expose email users to unexpected risks.
Medicare Unhappy With Your Medicare Plan? Here's Some Good News Healthcare is often one of the largest and least flexible expenses in retirement, and the Medicare plan you choose can make a big difference in both your costs and your access to care.
Retirement Three Retirement Account Takeaways from OBBBA On July 4, 2025, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) was signed into law, introducing wide-ranging tax and retirement account changes.
Taxes How Taxes Change for Social Security Retirees in 2025 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law on July 4, 2025, delivers significant but temporary tax relief for retirees.
Insurance Amazon Doubles Down on Generic Drugs With New RxPass Subscription Amazon has launched RxPass, a subscription-based generic drug service tailored for Prime members.
Interesting Smarter Conversations with AI: A Prompt Resource for Curious Minds Interested in exploring how artificial intelligence can boost productivity, creativity—or even retirement planning conversations?
Social Security Should You Still Wait Until 70 to Claim Social Security? A recent Kiplinger article explores the widely debated question of whether delaying Social Security until age 70 remains the best strategy—even in light of evolving policy and economic conditions.
Retirement How Pets Improve Well‑Being for Older Adults The physical and mental health benefits of older adults having a pet.
Credit/Debt/Loans How To Opt-Out of Pre-Screened Credit Card Offers OptOutPrescreen.com is the official Consumer Credit Reporting Industry website to accept and process requests from consumers to Opt-In or Opt-Out of firm offers of credit or insurance.
Medicare Medigap Pros and Cons 2025 Medigap plans have some great perks—no networks, low deductibles, and the freedom to see any doctor who accepts Medicare.
Credit/Debt/Loans Seven Rules for Using Credit Cards Credit cards are a great way to build your credit history and improve your credit score, but they come with some pitfalls that you’ll want to avoid.
Credit/Debt/Loans Is A Fully Paid-Off Home in Retirement Really Worth It? Retirees have more mortgage debt than ever before.
Cybersecurity The Crypto Investment Scam That’s All Over Social Media A new scam powered by deepfakes is all over social media.
Cybersecurity Ten Privacy-Friendly Big Tech Alternatives When you use a service that appears to be free, the company providing it is making money by collecting your data and selling access to you as a customer to advertisers.
Interesting Who’s In Your Doc’s Pocket? Are you worried your doctor might not be giving you impartial advice because they’re getting paid by Big Pharma?
Retirement New SECURE 2.0 Super 401(k) Catch-Up Contribution for Ages 60-63 The SECURE 2.0 Act, signed in late 2022, has significantly changed retirement savings rules in recent years.
Retirement Four Sources of Retirement Income Besides Social Security Social Security checks are getting a boost next year, but if you're a retiree, you'll probably still need money from other sources to make ends meet.
