Can You Get a Pell Grant With Existing Student Loan Debt or a Past Default?

Old student loan debt or a past federal aid default could block your Pell Grant eligibility. Here is what adults 55+ need to know before applying.

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Financial Assistance June 27, 2026

Grandparent Raising Grandchildren? How a Qualifying Child Could Dramatically Increase Your EITC Refund

If you're a grandparent raising grandchildren, you may qualify for a much larger EITC refund. Learn the IRS rules, residency tests, and documents you need.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read

Financial Assistance June 27, 2026

How Moving to a New State Can Affect Your SSDI Benefits, Medicare Coverage, and Cost of Living Strategy After 55

Relocating after 55 while on SSDI? Learn how a move can impact your benefits, Medicare plan, and monthly budget — and what steps to take before you go.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read

Prescription Drug Help June 27, 2026

GoodRx and the Medication You Already Stopped Taking: How Seniors Can Restart a Lapsed Prescription Without Paying Full Price

Stopped taking a prescription due to cost or a coverage gap? This guide walks seniors through exactly how to restart a lapsed prescription without paying full price using GoodRx.

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Education & Job Training June 26, 2026

Can You Get a Pell Grant If You Are Divorced or Recently Widowed? How Marital Status Changes Affect Your Eligibility

Divorce or losing a spouse can change your Pell Grant eligibility dramatically. Learn how your new financial picture may open doors to free college money.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read

Insurance Savings June 26, 2026

The Hidden Cost of Loyalty to Your Car: How the Vehicle You Drive in Retirement Is Quietly Driving Up Your Insurance Bill

The car you drive matters more than you think when it comes to insurance costs. Learn how vehicle make, model, age, and safety ratings affect your premiums.

By SavingsHunter Staff · 6 min read