There are plenty, and now a website has compiled a list of 136 deals. 'Senior' sometimes means 50 and up.
Informing the 3 major credit bureaus about a death in the family can help prevent identity theft.
'Having to be the adult of your parents isn't easy, but sometimes that's what's needed.'
But that doesn't mean they will, especially if their longer-living parents blow through it in their final years.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is considering whether new safeguards are needed to protect borrowers from abusive industry practices.
Under a formula in place since the 1970s, Social Security recipients likely won't get an increase for the second straight year. Is that fair?
A new product is making a splash. It's cheaper up front but monthly costs are higher.
A new program will enlist the help of medical professionals to identify seniors who are most vulnerable. But we can all help.
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