Finances 50+

It's Halloween month, but that does not mean that you should expect scares or tricks from Medicare. October marks the start of Medicare open enrollment, and unfortunately, the peak season for Medicare fraud. From October 15 to December 7, eligible beneficiaries can review options and make changes to their Medicare health and Part D prescription drug plans. But not every offer is what it seems.

Scammers succeed by creating an atmosphere of excitement. Learn how to protect yourself.

For 90 years Social Security has delivered for Marylanders. Lets pledge to keep it strong for another 90 years and beyond.

This summer, AARP is joining with communities across the country to celebrate that legacy, while rallying public support to protect its future.

The State of Maryland has entered a partnership to make low-cost medicine available to state residents.

You get a call from a panicked grandchild or other family member. They say they're in a time-sensitive crisis—hospitalized after a car accident or jailed for example—and beg for immediate financial help.

Fraudsters are sending phoney text messages about unpaid tolls.

AARP is working hard to ensure its around for another 90 years and beyond.

One of the most popular ways for criminals to steal money and sensitive information is by impersonating a trusted source—often a government agency.

Homeowners and renters can search more than 140 local property tax relief programs to see what is available in their state.