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Good morning Member

I hope your coffee’s warm and your morning is off to a good start. While tidying up the other day, I found an old poster—wrinkled edges and all. It instantly brought back memories of how our bedroom walls once said so much about who we were back then.

So here’s today’s question: What poster did you have on your bedroom walls? Share your answer in the forum—I can’t wait to see which names and faces made your room come alive back in the day.

Oh, and before everything else, have you checked out our brand-new Sunday Classics Playlist? It’s a collection of all your the winning songs from our weekly feature, lovingly put together so you can enjoy a trip down musical memory lane anytime you like.

Now, settle in with that second cup and let’s get to today’s stories—a “drug deal” you’ll be happy about, a grocery trick that will save you cash, a new scheme you should be on the look out for, and many more!

Breaking News

Living Well

• Prescription prices may finally drop—thanks to a “drug deal” you’ll actually be glad to hear about. And this time, seniors stand to gain the most.

• Have you heard about this service helping seniors with meals, rides and more with just one call?*

• Doctors say this “forgotten fruit” might be the key to keeping your brain young and your mind quick during old age.

• What if feeling “old” has less to do with age, and more to do with what you tell yourself about it? You might be closer to feeling younger than you think.

• The Nanny star Fran Drescher has joined forces with Laura Geller to launch a limited-edition palette* in honor of BCAM.

• One more reason to keep the bug spray handy: This newly detected virus could hit older adults harder, and experts are urging you to do THIS!

• A fortune teller gives a woman some grim news—but her quick response turns the tables in the funniest way.

• Forget fancy gadgets—this no-fuss nightly routine could be the best sleep secret yet. Ready to try it tonight?

Good Grub

• Spaghetti, meatballs, and… outrage? Diners were fuming after a restaurant refused one customer's order over something out of their control.

• Trick or treat yourself! Krispy Kreme’s giving out spooky deals (and free doughnuts) on these dates—don’t miss out.

• Missed a sale at the grocery store? Don’t worry, this old-school trick locks in the best prices for you—even weeks later.

• Indulge in a heavenly dessert that’s as rich, creamy, and irresistible as its name promises.

News & Finance

• Good news for Social Security recipients: The delayed COLA update is officially locked in, and it could mean extra dollars in your January check.

• The music world lost a legend: KISS icon passed away at 74 after a tragic fall at home, leaving behind a legacy that changed rock forever.

• When love knocks, most people open the door, but this woman turned older men’s trust into something sinister…

• Many older Americans stock this grocery staple for easy meals, but the FDA said check your cans before opening the next one.

• Trump’s new tariffs could mean bigger Social Security checks next year—but don’t celebrate just yet.

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