Senior Discounts Worth Asking About
Many businesses and organizations offer discounts to older adults, but they are not always advertised. Here is where to look and how to ask.
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Senior discounts, assistance programs and practical ways to lower everyday bills on a fixed income.
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Many businesses and organizations offer discounts to older adults, but they are not always advertised. Here is where to look and how to ask.
Prescription costs can strain a fixed budget. Learn practical ways to lower costs, from generics and pharmacy comparisons to Medicare programs and manufacturer assistance.
Heating, cooling and electricity costs can be hard on a fixed income. Learn about assistance programs and simple, low-cost changes that may reduce your bills.
Staying connected matters for health, safety and family ties. Learn about the federal Lifeline program, low-income internet plans and ways to trim your phone bill.
Many states and localities offer property tax relief for older homeowners. Learn about common types of programs and how to find out what is available where you live.
Retirement is a great time to travel, and many discounts are available to older adults. Learn about park passes, transportation savings and tips for comparing deals.
Grocery prices add up quickly on a fixed income. Learn how to use store programs, digital coupons, unit pricing and simple habits to lower your grocery bill.
You may not need to pay for tax preparation. Learn about free IRS-sponsored programs, including Tax Counseling for the Elderly, and how to find a site near you.
Over-the-counter hearing aids have made hearing help more accessible for many adults. Learn who they are designed for, how they differ from prescription aids and how to shop wisely.
Car insurance premiums can change with age. Learn how mature driver courses, policy reviews and other strategies may help lower your costs.
Moving to a smaller home can lower costs and free up equity, but it is not right for everyone. Weigh the financial and personal factors before you decide.
Staying active and engaged does not have to cost much. Discover free and low-cost activities at libraries, parks, senior centers and more.