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SSA Benefits in 2027

The Social Security Administration announced next year's cost-of-living (COLA) adjustment for beneficiaries, and folks want to know just how substantial is this increase? Our guide has all the details, including how seniors can find out exactly what their Social Security benefits will look like in 2027. 

COLA Facts →

SUNDAY

 

CPI Shows Inflation at 3.7% Year-Over-Year

What does the latest CPI say and what does it mean for you? We break it all down in our latest Inflation Watch column.

Rising Prices →

MONDAY

 

Cut Your Big Bills Without Giving Up Anything

Save on food, housing, insurance, internet  — you know, the things you really can't live without.

Slash Big Bills →

TUESDAY

 
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Medicare Open Enrollment Is Here

It's open enrollment season! If you're eligible for Medicare, we've updated our guide to navigating Medicare open enrollment for the new year. These are the steps you want to take now to avoid big surprises later. 

Open Enrollment Guide →

 

WEDNESDAY

 

Quick Ways to Make Extra Money this Month

If you're looking for side money but don't want another job like the ones on our job board, then this is the list for you. These aren't straight-up jobs — more like side-gigs and money moves to help you earn more without even leaving the house. 

Check Them Out →

THURSDAY

 

Seniors with $74K in Debt: Save or Pay It Off?

In this installment of Dear Penny, our advice-seekers are seniors with large debts to pay off, including a hefty chunk of tax debt with the IRS. How should they prioritize their finances and budget accordingly? Penny has some thoughts when it comes to choosing saving versus paying down debt.

Which One? →

FRIDAY

 
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Lose Your Debt, Not Your Mind

We know debt can be maddening. If you're struggling with debt and feeling overwhelmed with high interest rates, these tactics could help you pay off your debt without losing your mind.

How To Escape →

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