Late in life, it may be difficult for elderly Americans to deal with financial problems. After all, they may not be working as much as they used to (because they are retired) or they physically cannot work as many hours as they did when they were younger. Because of...
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Are medical costs actually decreasing?
As the nation’s economy continues to improve, there is still a concern about the rise in health care costs. During the recession, increasing medical costs were treated like a national crisis. It also led to a new law being passed; the Affordable Health Care Act. This...
Why debt consolidation may not be a good idea
For older Americans on fixed incomes, the prospect of never-ending debt can be demoralizing and depressing. After all, their best earning days are likely behind them, and the desire to retire may be pushed back later and later because they need to earn a bit of...