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Debt Collection Laws for Senior Citizens to Avoid Abuse & Harassment

February 25, 2022 By Lyle Solomon Leave a Comment

Debt Collection Laws

Debt collection laws to help seniors avoid abuse & harassment Debt among the elderly has been on the rise for some time. Some people inherit debt from their parents, such as mortgages. In contrast, others acquire debt later in life due to everyday expenses, medical bills, or even student loans. Burdened with debt, they look […]

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10 Jobs for Retirees Who Want to Work at Home

March 1, 2018 By Mary Walton

For retirees, there are many reasons why you might want to return to the world of work. Maybe you just want a bit of extra money for a holiday later in the year. Perhaps you’re just looking for something to do, or maybe you just want to try something new while earning a bit of cash […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: employment, jobs, retirees, work from home

Senior Scams: Common Types & How to Identify Them – Infographic

August 24, 2017 By Mark Hager

Senior scams are big business for scammers. In the world of scamming, older consumers are targeted more than any other age group.Now, the upside of that (if you can call it that) is that older folks lost less money than their younger counterparts. (You might have seen a recent article by the AARP discussing that.) […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: elder fraud, Fraud, Irs Scam, scams, senior scams

Be Aware of ID Thieves: How to Spot Them and Counter Them

February 10, 2017 By Mark Hager

ID thieves

In order to keep yourself secure, you should be aware of ID thieves & know how to counter them. This article will give you some info on how to do this.

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: elderly, Elderly Driver, Fraud, id thieves, identity theft, scams

5 Tips for Tackling Debt During Retirement

January 31, 2017 By Maricel Tabalba

5 Tips for tackling debt in retirement

Don’t let financial woes put a damper on your retirement. By tackling debt, you can set yourself up for an enjoyable post-career lifestyle.

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: Credit, Credit Card Debt, Debt, Loans, money, Mortgage, retirement, tackling debt

6 Ways a Daily Money Manager Can Set You Up for a Smooth Retirement

November 7, 2016 By Emily Lutz

6 Ways a Daily Money Manager Can Set You Up for a Smooth Retirement

If you’re preparing for retirement, there are a few key steps a Daily Money Manager can help you take to ensure a smooth, successful transition. As a Daily Money Manager, I help people with all sorts of personal financial tasks. This includes everything from paying day-to-day bills to organizing insurance claims and tax records. I’m […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: Daily Money Manager, DMM, Emily Lutz, finances, insurance, Insurance Claims, Liberty Paperwork Solutions, medicare, money, Spending Plan

Elderly Phone Scams

April 7, 2016 By Mark Hager

Elderly phone scams

Learn about elderly phone scams, in particular the Grandparent Scam, that people are using to steal money from older people.

Filed Under: Aging in Place Articles, Money & Finance for Aging in Place Tagged With: elder fraud, elderly, elderly phone scams, Grandparent, Grandparent Scam, seniors

How Life Insurance Can Help Finance Your Retirement

December 31, 2015 By Lingke Wang

life insurance settlements for retirement

Few people know that life insurance can be used to help fund their retirement. Learn about who can take advantage of this & how it works.

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