Teri Monroe

Posts by: Teri Monroe

The Credit Card Perk That Quietly Helps With Prescription Costs For Baby Boomers Prescription costs are becoming a significant burden for Baby Boomers, particularly those on fixed incomes or managing c... read the story

Why Seniors Should Avoid Reverse Mortgages Until They Read the Fine Print For many retirees, a reverse mortgage appears to be the perfect solution: convert home equity into cash without monthly ... read the story

How Small Towns Are Rewarding Residents for Aging in Place As the cost of senior housing continues to climb and the desire for independence grows stronger, more older adults are m... read the story

2026 Medicare Advantage Alert: 7 Plan Changes Every Senior Should Know Medicare Advantage (MA) plans have become increasingly popular among seniors, offering bundled benefits and typically lo... read the story

Why Estate Executors Are Making More Mistakes Than Ever Before Being named the executor of an estate is often seen as an honor—a sign of trust and respect from a loved one who belie... read the story

The Subscription Trap Draining Thousands From Retiree Budgets For many retirees, budgeting is a careful balancing act. But there’s one expense that often slips through the crac... read the story

Why Grandparents Are Becoming Full-Time Parents Again — Financially and Emotionally Across the country, more grandparents are stepping into the role of full-time parents—raising grandchildren due to fam... read the story

The Bank Notification Change That’s Confusing Retirees Nationwide Across the country, retirees are reporting confusion over a recent change in how banks deliver account notifications. Wh... read the story

Retirement Wealth Hits $46 Trillion—But Here’s Why Many Seniors Still Feel Broke America’s retirement system is booming—on paper. According to the Investment Company Institute, total U.S. retiremen... read the story

How Caregivers Can Get Paid Legally to Help Family Members Millions of Americans provide unpaid care to aging parents, spouses, or relatives. They manage medications, cook meals, ... read the story