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Medicare Scammers Are at it AGAIN

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The Medicare Scammers are after your Medicare number AGAIN! Beware! Here's how it works: Callers identify themselves as Medicare employees and ask if you still use your old red, white and blue Medicare card - or if you switched to the new black and white one.  They may say your card isn't

7 Popular Digital Money Apps Explained

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by Ellen Blake Apps make it easy to send money to loved ones. It's true that apps are an easy way to send money and I appreciate the convenience. And though I use them, primarily Venmo, I may be one of the last humans who also still writes checks. Not alot, but

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This shirt just seems to say it perfectly. FREE SHIPPING! Tees are high quality Gildan 100% cotton and screen printed to last. Expect some shrinkage. Sizes small - XL available (sizes run true to size - if in doubt, we recommend going up a size) SIZE CHART S -  18" wide, 28" long M -  20"

The Grandparent Economy is Serious Business

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originally posted: 2/18/2019 updated: 9/20/2020 By Ellen Blake Grandparents are an eager to spend demographic Think about it -  Most grandparents light up when you ask about their grandchildren. My friends share stories and pictures at the drop of a hat. They are willing to spend abundantly on the grandchildren even when they cannot

6 Discounts Seniors Only Get if They Know

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Originally posted: July 26, 2019 Updated September 5, 2020   Where can I find discounts for seniors? Don't be shy about asking for a discount...you've earned it! These discounts are usually for people aged 55 and over, but sometimes start at age 62. Stores, restaurants, travel agencies, car rentals, insurance, phone plans, tourist attractions,

Are You Too Old to Get a Mortgage?

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by Jeff Berman originally posted 1/21/2019 updated 6/25/2020 Can You Get a 30 Year Mortgage When You Are 60+? Traditional financial advice for retirees, and soon to be retirees, is to reduce debt as much as possible.1  With reduced and fixed income that often comes with retirement, it's considered optimal to have little to

Yes, You Should Still List Your House!

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By Donna Leibow, Senior Certified Licensed Real Estate Agent That’s right, even in the midst of a world forever changed by COVID19, I advise sellers to put their homes on the market. The real estate climate is different than it was last spring, but certainly not shut down. People still need

Finances: Women & Money

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by Leslie Farin Some people still think of finances as a man’s world, but guess what? They are wrong. If you’re a woman who is not comfortable making important decisions about money, whether it’s because up until this point you’ve avoided doing so, or because your significant other controls the finances,

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