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5 Warning Signs of a Romance Scam
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Romance scammers are smooth operators and can take their sweet time to set their trap. Here are 5 warning signs you might be a target of an online dating or romance scam.
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Get Help Saving Money with AARP Foundation MySavingsJar
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Discover just how easy it is to build up savings a little at a time. Join the AARP Foundation MySavingsJar community today.
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AARP Fraud Watch - Romance Scams
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Cupid and the AARP Fraud Network caution you to protect your heart and your money
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5 Tips to Consider When Online Dating When You’re 50+
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Online dating might be a new adventure for you, so here are 5 tips to help you safely navigate the online dating terrain.
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Meet the Living Rich With Coupons Queen
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Super saver Cindy Livesey clipped her debt with savvy couponing techniques, and now she’s sharing her secrets to success with 488,000 deal-seekers on Facebook.
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5 Steps to Protecting Your Digital Assets
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Have you thought about who will have access to your online passwords and digital accounts when you’re no longer able to use them? Here are the steps to take to protect your digital legacy.
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Meet the Real People of the Fraud Watch Network Helpline
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The volunteers who answer calls for AARP's Fraud Watch Network are trained to fight fraud and help you avoid getting scammed by providing free advice.
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When to Consider Redoing Your Estate Plan
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Any major life change should get you thinking about how best to protect your assets and family. We look at five big changes that shouldn’t be ignored.
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6 Must-Haves For Your Estate Plan
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From a will to a letter of intent, here are six items you should consider including in your estate plan.
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You Need to Know These Estate Planning Terms
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Knowing the right terms when it comes to estate planning may not only help you save the family farm, but also will help you pick the right people to take care of things when you no longer can. Here are three very important words you need to know.
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Beware of Growing Gift Card Scam
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AARP and Best Buy are joining forces to warn of imposters posing as a loved one, or even the IRS, and demanding gift cards be used for services rendered.
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