Morse celebrates nine seniors committed for college athletics
Nine Shipbuilders are committed to swim, run, play golf, baseball and soccer at the collegiate or post-graduate level next year.
Chester woman accused of exploiting seniors for personal gain
A Chester woman is accused of defrauding residents of two senior living facilities, including the residents’ heirs and the facilities themselves. The United States
Key Financial Support Options for Seniors: Navigating FAFSA and Beyond
Oklahoma high school seniors must complete their FAFSA by this week’s deadline, while alternative financial aid options are also available, according to education experts with
Graduating seniors worry they won’t find jobs in a tough economy
Seniors at Bentley College in Waltham say finding a job when they graduate is a tough proposition, especially with unemployment rising.
Seniors are flooding AARP with concerns about their Social Security retirement benefits
As Trump’s budget cuts hit the Social Security Administration, older Americans are reaching out to AARP to ask about their retirement benefits.
3 home equity borrowing moves seniors should consider now
Here are three major home equity borrowing moves seniors in need of extra money should consider now:
Local Seniors and Boston Police Bridge Gap Over Coffee in West Roxbury
Boston Police held “Coffee with a Cop” in West Roxbury to improve rapport between officers and seniors, with BPD’s comfort dog, Copper, adding warmth to
Former Social Security Chief Courts Florida Seniors Enraged by Musk’s Cuts
The former Social Security Administration commissioner has been urging Florida seniors to call their lawmakers — as some demand more drastic action.
Big changes at Social Security? Here’s what’s in store for California’s seniors
Big changes are coming that will affect how the public deals with Social Security. Benefits won’t be cut, and virtually all California offices are likely
A forgotten tax program could benefit seniors in the aftermath of mid-Michigan dam failures
A pair of Republican lawmakers hope to revive a 40-year-old tax deferral policy they say would protect vulnerable homeowners from unexpected special assessments.