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HEALTH:
| |  Don't Ignore These Early Signs Of Heart Disease In Men: Heart disease is the leader in causes of death in the U.S. today. Being cognizant of the early signs could end up saving your life. Now it Counts, June 8.
FDA Approves Brain Stimulation Device for Parkinson's Disease: Brio Neurostimulation System is second such device approved for tremor disorders. HealthDay, June 12.
Choosing a Home Blood Pressure Monitor: Home monitoring can help you  keep tabs on your blood pressure in a comfortable setting. Plus, if you're taking medication it will make certain it's working, and alert you to a health problem if it arises. The Huffington Post, June 8.
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MONEY:
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4 Big Threats to Your Retirement: The biggest  threats to your financial security in retirement aren't likely to be large, impersonal forces like the markets or the economy. Rather, the biggest risks could be right under your nose. MarketWatch, June 9. Here's What Happens When You Take Out a Loan on Your 401(k): Given that we're on our own in funding our retirement, why are so many of us sabotaging our future security by borrowing from our 401k plans? MarketWatch, June 7. Major Money Mistakes for Seniors and Retirees: Nothing guarantees  you sufficient money to cover all possible costs in retirement, but you can steer clear of some common mistakes as you enter your golden years. AdviceIQ, June 9.
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RETIREMENT:
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9 False Moves That Could Derail Your Retirement: Some of us dream about retirement - and many of us sabotage it at the very same time. Here are some money moves you may regret down the road. Credit.com, June 11.  Countdown to Retirement: Dos and Don'ts for Your Final Working Year: Financial moves to make before punching out for the last time. US News and World Report, June 8. How Retiring Abroad Affects Social Security, Medicare, Taxes and More: Don't let your financial life get lost in translation. Take these steps before you leave the U.S. Kiplinger, June 2015. America's 10 Best Cities for Retirement: We ranked 196 of America's cities in terms of walkability, cost of living, crime rate, health care quality, tax rates and weather. The ranking also incorporated a specialized wellness score for seniors from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. Bankrate.com, June 8. 
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SOCIAL SECURITY:
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 10 Social Security Secrets That May Get You More Money: There are more than 2,700 rules in Social Security's handbook. It's enough to make you want to give up on ever figuring out the best choices to make for your retirement. But if you do your homework and fully maximize your benefits, it will mean more freedom and security as you age. Cheatsheet.com, June 14.
Can You Pass This Retirement Quiz? You should ace it. After all, Social Security is the most important retirement benefit for most Americans, and understanding the rules is critical for getting the most out of the program. Reuters, June 11. Take Social Security Early: 3 Keys to Making Your Best  Decision: When to take Social Security is a tough question to answer, but there are some things you should consider. The Motley Fool, June 13. Will the Government Tax My Social Security Benefits? Social Security benefits are taxable, but taxability depends on marital status, total income and location. Credit.com, June 10. Social Security Benefits for More Same-Sex Couples? A U.S. Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage could open the doors for more than a million Americans to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional Social Security benefits. CNBC, June 10.  Why Social Security's Advice Is Often Wrong: Social Security advice is always well-intentioned, usually helpful-and often wrong. Following even the agency's most basic instructions may be a bad idea. Money, June 8
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DRIVING:
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 The 5 Most Golden Senior Car Insurance Discounts: Becoming a senior citizen comes with such financial perks as discounts at restaurants, hotels, retailers and entertainment venues. The list can include senior car insurance discounts, too. Bankrate.com, June 10. |
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CAREGIVING:
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 How to Support Aging Relatives: Most people help aging parents with housework and errands, rather than providing financial assistance. US News and World Report, June 12. |
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