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How to Protect a Loved One From Fraud
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From social media privacy checks to getting free copies of credit reports, here’s how you can help prevent a loved one from falling victim to fraud.
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3 Ways to Protect Your Medicare Account
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Fraudsters are after your Medicare information. These steps can help safeguard your account.
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What to Say When Asking for Help With Caregiving Costs
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Caregiving-related expenses can be over a quarter of the average family caregiver’s income. Here are some tips for talking to family about these costs.
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3 Things to Buy Used
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Buying secondhand can save you money and bring new life to older items. Here are three things that are smart secondhand purchases.
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I Am Receiving Social Security Disability. Can My Mate Get Benefits?
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If you’re collecting Social Security Disability Insurance, or SSDI, your mate may be eligible for benefits depending, on his or her age and other factors.
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How Family Caregivers Can Avoid Financial Stress
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AARP financial ambassador Jean Chatzky gives family caregivers the tools to regain control and reduce overwhelming expenses.
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3 Ways Older Adults May Be at Risk of Financial Abuse
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Older adults lose billions of dollars collectively each year to financial exploitation. Here are three traits that could put your older loved one at risk of financial abuse.
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How to Build a Budget for Your Goals
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AARP Money Map™ Budget Builder guides you step by step to creating your own spending and saving plan to meet your goals. Find money that you can put towards your goals- getting out of debt or saving to buy a home or take a vacation.
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When Are Social Security Benefits Paid Each Month?
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In most cases, the Social Security payment schedule depends on the beneficiary's birthday, but there are some exceptions. To learn more, go to aarp.org/SocialSecurity.
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3 Things a Home Warranty Doesn't Cover
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A home warranty can offer peace of mind when you purchase a home, but some big expenses could arise that wouldn't be covered.
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Can I Collect Both My Deceased Spouse's Social Security and My Own at the Same Time?
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No. Even if you are eligible to receive both benefits, Social Security will pay out only the higher of the two.
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