Retirement News Archives
Do you really need a daily aspirin for heart health?
July 3, 2025Many older adults still take daily aspirin for heart health, despite new guidelines warning of bleeding risks and limited benefits after age 70.
More baby boomers are selling their homes and renting
More baby boomers are renting in retirement, trading ownership for flexibility, amenities, and financial freedom.
Choosing the right financial advisor: A retirement-era essential
July 2, 2025Choosing the right financial advisor is key to making retirement savings last. Look for fiduciary duty, transparent fees, and retirement planning expertise.
Downsizing in retirement? Here are some things to consider
Downsizing in retirement offers savings and safety benefits but requires careful emotional and financial planning.
The rising threat: Three scams targeting seniors in 2025
July 1, 2025Senior scams cost over $3.4B in 2024. Learn how to spot tech support, government, and romance fraud targeting older adults.
Many baby boomer classics live on, not in theaters but online
MovieMaker highlights classic boomer-loved films and where to stream hits like The Graduate and Forrest Gump today.
Social Security ‘clawing back’ overpayments to some recipients
June 30, 2025The SSA is under fire for reclaiming overpaid benefits from vulnerable Americans, sparking calls for reform and more compassionate practices.
Vitamin D supplements may help slow biological aging
A new study finds vitamin D supplements may slow biological aging in seniors by preserving telomere length, reducing aging by about three years.
If you were born in 1960, your Social Security full retirement age is now 67
June 27, 2025The Social Security Administration has officially raised the full retirement age to 67 for those born in 1960 or later, impacting benefits starting in 2025.
CDC offers guidance for seniors’ weekly exercise regimen
The CDC’s updated guidelines highlight how regular exercise helps seniors stay independent, prevent disease, and boost physical and mental well-being.