When Your Income Drops in Retirement, Your Property Tax Bill Should Too — Here's How to Make It Happen

If you recently retired and your income dropped, you may now qualify for a property tax exemption based on retirement income. Learn how sliding-scale programs work and how to apply.

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Healthcare May 2, 2026

Which Pharmacies Accept Extra Help Medicare Part D — And How to Avoid a Surprise Bill at the Counter

Extra Help can save you up to $5,300 a year on prescriptions, but not every pharmacy honors your benefits equally. Here is how to find one that does.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read

Insurance Savings May 2, 2026

How Driving Less in Retirement Can Unlock Major Auto Insurance Savings

Retirees who drive fewer miles may qualify for low mileage car insurance discounts and pay-per-mile programs that can save hundreds per year. Here's how to claim them.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read

Education & Job Training May 2, 2026

Can You Get a Pell Grant If You Have Money in Savings or a Retirement Account?

Having savings or a 401(k) doesn't automatically disqualify you from Pell Grant eligibility. Learn how retirement assets are treated in the federal aid formula.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 5 min read

Housing May 1, 2026

Section 8 Annual Recertification: What Seniors Must Do Every Year to Keep Their Voucher

Keep your Housing Choice Voucher by understanding the Section 8 annual recertification process for seniors — what to gather, what gets reviewed, and how to avoid costly mistakes.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read

Prescription Drug Help May 1, 2026

NeedyMeds After a Diagnosis: How Seniors Can Use It to Manage the Financial Shock of New or Worsening Health Conditions

A serious diagnosis brings emotional and financial stress. Learn how NeedyMeds can help seniors find prescription help after a new diagnosis before the first bill arrives.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read