Top 10 consumer stories of 2013
Things improved for consumers somewhat in 2013. With the economy slowly improving, more people are getting back to work. And […]
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Bloggers offer tips on how to live better
I’m the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #330. As the days get shorter, the weather gets colder,
Boomers, seniors need to review their Medicare health and drug coverage during Fall Open Enrollment
Everyone with Medicare who is enrolled in a private health or drug plan should review their choices during the Fall
Half of largest auto insurers charging high school graduates, blue collar workers higher rates, study shows
Some major auto insurers charge higher rates to drivers with less education and lower-status jobs. Among the findings of a
Aging, Medicare, overdraft fees, and career changes are the topics for this week’s blogger roundup
Laura Lee Carter of the Midlife Crisis Queen is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #313. The
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
President’s inaugural address includes some positive items for consumers, and admonishes political parties to work together
Four years ago after I watched President Obama’s inaugural address, I wondered if the president could do what was needed
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
Watch out for scammers who prey on consumers after natural disasters
Natural disasters such as hurricanes, floods, and firesoften bring out scam artists who take advantage of the victims. Some