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Savvy Senior - Planning a simple, affordable funeral (opens the original)
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Iâd like to make my end-of-life arrangements, but I want to keep things simple and affordable. What are my options? Smart thinking! Planning ahead can save your loved ones a lot of stress, and money. With a traditional burial averaging around $10,000 and a full-service cremation near $6,500, itâs easy to see why many seniors are looking for simpler, lower-cost ways to say goodbye. The good news is, there are plenty of options that are dignified, straightforward, and much easier on your walle
Savvy Senior - Planning a simple, affordable funeral (opens the original)
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Iâd like to make my end-of-life arrangements, but I want to keep things simple and affordable. What are my options? Smart thinking! Planning ahead can save your loved ones a lot of stress, and money. With a traditional burial averaging around $10,000 and a full-service cremation near $6,500, itâs easy to see why many seniors are looking for simpler, lower-cost ways to say goodbye. The good news is, there are plenty of options that are dignified, straightforward, and much easier on your walle
Savvy Senior: What’s new this fall with flu shots for seniors (opens the original)
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I always get my annual flu shot, but I never know whether I’m getting the right one. Can you explain which flu vaccine is best for seniors this fall and whether there are any other recommended vaccines I should get? — Trying to Stay Healthy If you’re 65 or older, getting your annual flu shot is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself during flu season. But with new vaccines and changing recommendations, many older adults aren’t sure which shots they need. The good news is
Savvy Senior - Helping an aging parent manage their money (opens the original)
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Since my dad passed away last year, my 82-year-old mother has struggled to keep up with her bills. Sheâs proud and insists on doing things herself, but I worry sheâs falling behind. How can I help her manage her finances without upsetting her? Youâre not alone â lots of adult children step in to help aging parents with their finances. Whether itâs paying bills, handling bank accounts, filing insurance claims, or sorting through taxes, taking on these responsibilities can feel tricky. T
Savvy Senior: How To Better Protect Your Social Security Number - Queens Gazette (opens the original)
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I’m retired and was a victim of identity theft a while back. I’ve already frozen my credit to protect myself, but I recently heard that I can also “lock” my Social Security number. What exactly does that mean, and is it something I should do? Freezing your credit was one of the smartest steps you could take after identity theft. But there’s another layer of protection many people don’t know about: limiting how your Social Security number (SSN) can be used. While you can’t actually “lock” your So
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