Annual “99 Great Ways to Save” from AARP Bulletin® Shares Smart Savings for Everyday Spending in 2025

WASHINGTON—“99 Great Ways to Save” from AARP Bulletin returns for its 16th annual edition. This summer, we help readers navigate today’s economic pressures from inflation, high interest rates, and rising everyday costs. AARP Bulletin’s personal finance writers uncover tips and insights for grocery shopping, travel, home improvements, energy use, and more.

In the July/August issue, you can learn about:

• How to slash costs on everything from groceries to travel and more,
• Ways to cut energy use and shrink your electric bill,
• Simple upgrades that can save you money at home all year long,
• How to reduce credit card and mortgage interest fees,
• And more!

For more helpful money-saving tips, visit AARP.org/99waystosave.

Also in this month’s issue:

Looking for a job? AARP Is Here to Help. Finding a job or changing career paths can be challenging at any age, but workers age 50 and older often face additional barriers. Carly Roszkowski, AARP vice president of financial resilience programming, says, “Many older workers face age discrimination and are often overlooked for jobs they are qualified for.” 

This month, AARP Bulletin lists helpful tools available to older adults who are entering the job market – including the new career resources hub from AARP Indeed. Through the hub, job seekers can find job listings, resume assistance tools, and interview preparation guidance.   

Visit AARP.org/IndeedCareerServices to learn more.

Fraud Watch: That Text Might Be a Trap! Text message scams are on the rise, costing Americans $470 million last year alone. AARP Fraud Watch Network Helpline director Amy Nofziger says, “There isn’t an hour that goes by we don’t hear from another text scam victim.” Learn how to spot red flags, avoid financial loss, and protect your personal information from cybercriminals in this month’s edition of Fraud Watch.

Hot Tips for a Cooler Home. As summer temperatures soar, discover budget-friendly ways to stay cool without overworking your AC. Professionals from the Bulletin have gathered the best tips, from setting ceiling fans to spin counterclockwise to switching to energy-efficient LED bulbs.

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