Mark Miller

Mark Miller is a journalist and author specializing in retirement and aging. He blogs at RetirementRevised.com and is the author of The Hard Times Guide to Retirement Security. Follow Mark on Twitter @retirerevised, or subscribe to his free weekly email newsletter.

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How a Life Jolt Can Lead to Transformation

Which types of people see growth after traumatic life events and why

FEBRUARY 1, 2018 | By Mark Miller

Money & Security

Is Social Security Phasing Out Its Offices?

Will Social Security Close Its Local Offices

A recent Social Security Administration report gives them short shrift

MAY 26, 2015 | By Mark Miller

Health & Well-Being

What the Medicare Fix Means to You and Your Parents

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The new law will raise Medicare premiums, but could improve care

APRIL 16, 2015 | By Mark Miller

Money & Security

Should You Roll Over Your 401(k) to an IRA?

Time to grab your wallet. Wall Street wants your 401(k).

APRIL 8, 2015 | By Mark Miller

Money & Security

Help for Deciding When to Claim Social Security

9 useful tools and software to help make your money last in retirement

MARCH 2, 2015 | By Mark Miller

Money & Security

Retirement Accounts for the Rest of Us

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How new federal and state programs could bolster your financial future

JANUARY 23, 2015 | By Mark Miller

Health & Well-Being

New Medicare Perk For Diabetes Prevention Stumbles

A major new benefit could help millions, but is off to a rocky start

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Strengthening Rural Health Care for Older Adults

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