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AARP: Watch Out For Fraud This Time Of Year
AARP: Watch Out For Fraud This Time Of Year
AARP: Watch Out For Fraud This Time Of Year
An unfortunate part of the holiday season is fraud.  The AARP’s Sean Voskuhl said 82% of American consumers have experienced some type of fraud, and of that, over a third have experienced fraud when trying to buy a product on-line ad.  He added one ...
Keep Your Brian Sharp
Keep Your Brian Sharp
Keep Your Brian Sharp
Recent studies from Vanderbilt show the human brain begins to change around 33 years of age.  AARP’s Sean Voskuhl said things like quick decision making, math skills, and other skills start to slow down.  But there are things we can do to keep our brain engaged.   “One of the bigg...
AARP Talks About Addressing "Retirement Blues"
AARP Talks About Addressing "Retirement Blues"
AARP Talks About Addressing "Retirement Blues"
A study from the Alliance for Lifetime Income revealed that half of Americans ages 61 to 65 have retired and many have mixed emotions about the decision.  After a lifetime of working, rural Americans can find themselves with a loss of purpose and isolated from people close to them.  The AAR...
Rural America Must Watch Out For Scams, Voskuhl Says
Rural America Must Watch Out For Scams, Voskuhl Says
Rural America Must Watch Out For Scams, Voskuhl Says
The top scams of 2022 targeted rural and urban Americans alike.  No matter where you live, scammers are constantly trying to find ways to con you out of your money.   “Scammers don’t care where you are from," said the AARP's Sean Voskuhl.  "They will tailor their ...
Voskuhl: Estate Planning Must Be A Priority
Voskuhl: Estate Planning Must Be A Priority
Voskuhl: Estate Planning Must Be A Priority
More than 50% of Americans think having an estate planning is at least somewhat important, but only 33% have a will or living trust.  According to AARP’s Sen Voskuhl, estate planning is even more important for farmers as it decides the future of the farm.  Without a goo...
AARP: Rural Americans Need To Watch For Social Security Scams
AARP: Rural Americans Need To Watch For Social Security Scams
AARP: Rural Americans Need To Watch For Social Security Scams
The Social Security increase for 2023 is welcome news for seniors, but it also means an increase in scam attempts.  Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income payments increased 8.7% this year, thanks to an annual cost-of-living adjustment required by law.  That tr...
AARP Don’t Open Yourself To Online Scams This Holiday Season
AARP Don’t Open Yourself To Online Scams This Holiday Season
AARP Don’t Open Yourself To Online Scams This Holiday Season
Holiday shopping, like most shopping these days, has moved online.  And while in many ways it’s more convenient, on-line shopping also means unique risks, that according to a new AARP survey.  AARP’s Sean Voskuhl said more than 75% of American consumers reported that they have experienced fraud.  Voskuhl added a similar ...
AARP: Scammers Targeting Young And Old Alike This Holiday Season
AARP: Scammers Targeting Young And Old Alike This Holiday Season
AARP: Scammers Targeting Young And Old Alike This Holiday Season
With the holiday season here, that means scammer are increasing their efforts to separate you from your personal information, your identity, your money and much more.  AARP’s Sean Voskuhl said scammers are not only targeting the elderly, but they now have children in their focus.  He said now i...

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