10 things you may not know about your finances (USA

10 things you may not know about your finances (USA Today)
Nearly 60% of Americans think Medicare pays for nursing care, and 52% assume that it covers assisted living, according to a 2006 survey by AARP. Not so.

For a Good Retirement, Find Work. Good Luck. (NYTimes.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Market forces were expected to ensure that people over 60 could get a job. Turns out ...

Sandals Resorts and Beaches Resorts Named a Preferred Luxury Travel Provider for AARP(R) Members (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)
Relationship Brings Exclusive Offers to AARP Members Who Vacation At The Caribbeans Only Luxury Included(R) Resorts

8 Reasons You Should Not Expect an Inheritance (The Hendersonville Times-News)
Costs are rising, retirement income is less secure and the golden years are lasting longer, leaving older people less to bequeath to their heirs.

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AARP: Baucus-Snowe Bill Improves Medicare For Beneficiaries (Medical News Today)
AARP Spokesperson Drew Nannis issued the following statement regarding the Medicare bills being considered in the U.S. Senate: "For months, AARP has asked Congress to keep Medicare premiums fair and improve the program for the people who rely on it the most. The Baucus-Snowe bill does both.

Medicare Part B premium costs are targeted (Delaware Coast Press)
Something is happening to Medicare.

Posted on June 14, 2008 in AARP News | Permalink

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Seniors Being Hit Hard by Unexpected 16 Percent Increase for Top Medicare Drug Plans (Senior Journal)
June 5, 2008 Gasoline prices, food prices everything is going up. Senior citizens, however, are being quietly hit by a gigantic surprise in the form of a premium increase in their Medicare prescription drug plan, despite claims by the administration in January that prices were lower for 2008. Instead, average monthly premiums for enrollees in the 10 most popular Medicare prescription drug ...

AARP events to focus on health care, social security (La Crosse Tribune)
AARP is holding a series of events in La Crosse this week as part of its Divided We Fail campaign to promote national discussion about affordable health care and Social Security.

Redefining what retirement means - roanoke.com (Roanoke Times)
Baby boomers could alter the landscape of life after 65. As America gets grayer, it needs to be smarter. That's the theme that Virginia AARP officials are in Roanoke to promote this weekend, a national platform called "Divided We Fail" that's focused on improving health care and long-term security.

Posted on June 08, 2008 in AARP News | Permalink

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