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The Top 50 Cities for Seniors

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What qualities make a city good for senior living? These cities are rated for health, economics, life expectancy, community, environmental issues, spirituality, housing, transportation and more. Find out which cities are best for seniors.

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Credit Card Late Fees: How Much Will It Really Cost You?

Tuesday December 2, 2008
As the holiday shopping season gets into high gear, it's important to be careful with credit cards. Credit card late fees have nearly tripled in the past decade as credit card companies make up for lower interest rates, and this can be especially hard on seniors who live on fixed incomes. You may be surprised to learn all the different ways it could cost you to make even one late payment...

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  • 6 Tips to Avoid Credit Card Late Fees
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  • How Well Does Your Hospital Provide Critical Care?

    Monday December 1, 2008
    emergency entrance-Kenn Kiser-morg.jpg If you suffer a heart attack, heart failure or pneumonia, which critical care services are recommended to give you the best chance of recovery? And can you trust your local hospital to provide the best critical care? Find out here.
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    Assisted Living in 20 Years: What Does the Future Hold?

    Wednesday November 26, 2008
    When baby boomers start thinking about assisted living, it will look a lot different than it does today. A senior housing expert describes how assisted living will change in the next 20 years.
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    Most American Communities Not Prepared for Aging Population

    Tuesday November 25, 2008
    Baby boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, are approaching retirement age. The oldest baby boomers turned 60 in 2006, and when the trend peaks in 2030, the number of people over age 65 in the U.S. will soar to 71.5 million. That's one out of every five Americans. What are U.S. communities doing to prepare for this aging population boom? Not nearly enough, according to a major study of thousands of communities across America.
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