Retirement tips: What you need to do before you retire
Preparing for retirement means saying goodbye not only to your co-workers and a steady paycheck, but also to employer-provided benefits […]
Health Care
Fiscal cliff deal largely disappointing for consumers
Despite the significant hype, I wasn’t very worried that Congress and the president wouldn’t reach a deal on the so
Sugar addiction, Medicare, Social Security, charities, grandchildren, and divorce are topics for this week’s Blogging Boomer Carnival
Katie Foster of Arabian Tales and Other Amazing Adventures is the host for Blogging Boomer Carnival #291. For this after
The election, health care, personal growth, and the end of the world are the topics for this week’s blogger roundup
This week, I’m the host for Blogging Boomer Carnival #289. The carnival is a collection of like-minded blogs cooperating to
Affordable Care Act saved consumers $1.5 billion last year, but stronger rules may be needed to get more savings passed on to consumers
Consumers saw nearly $1.5 billion in insurer rebates and overhead cost savings in 2011, due to the Affordable Care Act’s
Insurance company gives refunds for wrongly denied claims
Make sure your insurance company handles your deductibles correctly. After consumers complained about their deductibles not being calculated accurately, the
Election results are my best consumer experience this week, while applying caulking disappoints
November brings the election and winter, a challenging season. My best consumer experience: The election of consumer-oriented public officials I
How will the 2012 election affect consumers?
It’s a good thing for American consumers that Pres. Barack Obama was reelected Tuesday. Although the Obama administration doesn’t always
Gray hair, family connections, blueberries, health care, Pinterest, travel, and home security systems are topics for this week’s bloggers roundup
Virginia Cornue of vaboomer is this week’s host for Blogging Boomer Carnival #370. The carnival is a collection of like-minded