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The Senior Money Guide United States · 2026–2027
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The programs, deadlines and phone calls that decide what you keep after 65 — including every one that only works if you ask for it.

The Senior Money Guide, 2026–2027 edition, 156 pages
  • The property tax break your county never mentions
  • The Medicare premium someone else can pay
  • The one envelope that sets your 2027 costs
  • Word-for-word scripts for every call you'll make
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Every bill in your mailbox found you without being asked. Not one benefit ever will.

That is the whole book in one line. The other 156 pages are the list, the forms, and what to say on the phone.

What's inside

Five parts, in the order a real year happens.

Twenty-four short chapters, printed large enough to read without hunting for your glasses. Every dollar figure checked against the 2026 federal source, with the office and the form named so you can check it yourself.

1

Money waiting to be claimed

Medicare Savings Programs that pay your Part B premium, Extra Help for prescriptions, food assistance for a household over 60, utility discounts, hospital financial assistance, and VA pension.

2

The house

Property tax relief and assessment freezes, home repair grants, keeping the deed clean, and the deed-fraud notice that takes ten minutes to set up.

3

The check, and the tax on it

What the Fairness Act repeal changed, switching between your own benefit and a survivor benefit, undoing a claiming decision, overpayment letters, and how your benefit gets taxed.

4

The paperwork that decides everything

The Medicare Annual Notice of Change, appealing an IRMAA surcharge with form SSA-44, what banks actually report, the Medicaid look-back, and the unclaimed property databases.

5

Defence, and the order to do it in

How the calls and letters aimed at older people really work, a calendar of the ages and deadlines that matter, and a first-afternoon plan so you know exactly where to start.

156Pages, large print
24Chapters
12Phone scripts
7Appendices

Why it matters

Two people, same income. Very different year.

Nothing here is a loophole. Every program in the book is official, public and documented — which is exactly why nobody chases you about it. The bill is automatic. The benefit is an application.

Without it

  • Pays the Part B premium in full, never knowing a program could have covered it
  • Lets the Annual Notice of Change sit unopened until January's costs arrive
  • Keeps paying a surcharge based on income from a job they no longer have
  • Hangs up confused after being transferred three times

With it

  • Knows the exact program name, the income limit, and who to ask
  • Opens that envelope in September and checks four lines
  • Files one form and has the surcharge reviewed
  • Reads the script on the page and gets a straight answer

Before you decide

Who this is for — and what it isn't.

It's for

  • Anyone 65 or older, or a few years out, who owns a home, files a return, or draws Medicare or Social Security.
  • Adult children getting a parent organised. It reads as a checklist, not a lecture.
  • Widows and widowers working out what changed, and what has to be claimed rather than continued.

It isn't

  • Legal, tax or financial advice. It's plain-English education — confirm your own situation with a professional or the agency itself.
  • Loopholes or tricks. Every program named is official and public.
  • A get-rich book. It's a stop-overpaying book, and the wins are real forms with real deadlines.

Claim it before the next bill.

The Senior Money Guide · 2026–2027

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  • All 24 chapters and 5 parts, start to finish
  • Every 2026 figure, with the source named beside it
  • Twelve word-for-word phone scripts
  • Seven appendices, including a forms glossary and a records page
  • Large print throughout — no squinting, no jargon
  • Reads on a phone, tablet, computer, or printed at home
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Questions

Before you buy.

What exactly do I get, and how?

A 156-page PDF, delivered to your email within about a minute of paying. You can read it on a phone, tablet or computer, and print it if you'd rather hold it. There's nothing to join and nothing that renews.

Is this legal, tax or financial advice?

No. It's plain-English education about public programs. Limits and deadlines differ by state and county, so every figure is a starting point to check against the office named on the page.

Can I print it?

Yes. It was set in large type on standard letter-size pages for exactly that reason. Many readers print Part Five and the appendices and keep them in a drawer.

Are the numbers current?

Every dollar figure was checked against the 2026 federal sources — SSA, CMS, USDA, VA, IRS and others — and the source is named beside it so you can confirm it yourself.

I'm not 65 yet. Is it too early?

No. Several of the deadlines in the book sit in your fifties and early sixties, and a few of the decisions can't be undone later. Earlier is cheaper.

Who wrote it?

Richard — the same person behind the videos. Retired, writing for people in the same position, in the same plain language used on the channel.

What if something goes wrong with my order?

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