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Home » Retirement News Advertising Disclosure Updated: Open Access Be Aware of Scams Common Scams Targeting Seniors Statistics Top Fraud Types Reported by Elderly to FBI in 2023 Top 10 Scams Targeting Seniors Bottom Line A study shows that 1 in every 18 community-dwelling, cognitively intact seniors experience some form of financial fraud or scams each […]

Home » Hearing Aids Updated: If you’ve been diagnosed with hearing loss and require hearing aids, then you’ve probably shopped around and found the cost of hearing aids is higher than expected. Recent technological improvements render some brands more expensive than others, but financial assistance for hearing aids can help alleviate some of the costs.  Below, we’ve […]

Retirement Living polled more than 1,000 senior voters to identify the key issues that matter to older Americans. Our unique 2024 survey data also uncovers senior voting patterns, such as the percentage of seniors who vote.

Study: How long will a $1.5 million nest egg last in your state? Here’s an alphabetical look at the breakdown and how where you live can affect your retirement timeline.

It’s worth defining a retirement budget based on longevity and annual spending, localized and adjusted for inflation. We did the math for you. The final product? A definitive, comprehensive look at how much you’ll need to save to make retirement last in every state.

Home » Retirement News Updated: In our roundup of the top 10 best cities to retire in, we noticed that not a single California city made the list. But the state did take up a sizeable number of spots on our list of the top 200 cities in America to retire and performed well in […]

Home » Retirement Planning Updated: To date, the Powerball has ventured into billion-dollar territory five times and the Mega Millions six times—this includes the most recent Mega Millions prize, which hit $1.13 billion ($537.5 million estimated cash option). On March 26, 2024, a player in New Jersey snagged one of the biggest jackpot payouts ever. […]

Home » Retirement News Updated: With warm weather, stunning nature, no state income taxes, thriving cities with plenty to do, and some of the best fishing and golfing in the entire country, Texas makes for a great state to move to in retirement. But Texas is also the second-largest state in the country, which means […]

Home » Retirement News Updated: Tax day will be easier to bear for residents in Missouri and Nebraska — as of January 1, 2024, retirees no longer have to pay state income taxes on their Social Security benefits. (Residents here will still owe Social Security benefit taxes when they file their 2023 returns this year, […]

Home » Retirement News Updated: With tax day right around the corner, Americans are preparing to fork over a good portion of their earnings to Uncle Sam. But if you live in a state with no income tax, your overall tax burden is much lower.  As of 2024, nine states do not levy a state […]