Seniors Are Engaging in More Screen Time
Should you be concerned with how much time your friends and family are spending on their phones? It might not be as bad as you think.
You’ll Be Surprised By How Much Money You Need to Retire Comfortably
Here's how much money Americans think you need to have saved to live a comfortable retirement. Chances are, your savings fall short.
Three Things to Check to See if Social Security Owes You Money
Everyone makes mistakes, including the Social Security Administration. Here's how to find out if you are being underpaid.
Scammers Use These Tricks to Target Seniors
Here are the latest tricks and tactics scammers are using to bilk unsuspecting seniors out of their hard-earned savings.
Seven Suggestions to Keep Your Mind and Memory Sharp
Exercising your mind is just as important as exercising your body. We have some tips on how to keep your mind and memory sharp as you age.
These Are the Top Ten States for Retirement Living
If you are considering moving to a new state during retirement, you might want to weigh these factors when making your decision.
See Why Senior Welfare Will Suffer If Social Security Cuts Are Made
Health care may be one of the first things that retirees stop spending on if and when Social Security benefits are cut.
One More Reason COLAs Aren’t Keeping Up With Actual Costs
Social Security benefits are not increasing at the same pace as inflation. See what this means for seniors.
Your Social Security Benefits Could Be Seized
Here are three situations in which the government can take a portion of your Social Security retirement benefits.
Could a New Proposal to Shore Up Social Security Impact You?
A new proposal to shore up the Social Security solvency situation could impact some retirees more than others. We'll explain why.