Popular New York Times syndicated columnist Matthew Lesko has made a science of ferreting out government "freebies." This book contains over 2,500 places you can turn to for free money, services, discounts, videos, help, and publications for the senior citizen. Learn how to "tap into" hidden government benefits, how to get free prescription drugs, tickets to the symphony, free sewing classes, even how to find the newest treatment options fro Alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes, and more. No matter what you are interested in, it's a good bet that Uncle Sam has a free source that can make a difference in your life. Warning: This book is addictive! --This text refers to the paperback edition of this title
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67 of 67 people found the following review helpful:
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Another type of Pigeon Scam,
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This review is from: Free Stuff For Seniors (Hardcover)
You remember when seniors were being taken for their life savings by someone who claimed to find some money and would share the found fortune with the senior. But the senior had to come up with "trust" money. The scam artist would take the seniors money and never be heard from again.This is what this book does. I purchased this book for my mother. I hoped it would provide access to free services. It doesn't. You have to be disabled, a vet, living in a rural backwater town in Idaho, with one good eye and 3 missing fingers on your right hand. Okay, so I exaggerated a bit. But you get the drift. Matthew Lesko is a good pitchman but his products don't live up to the hype.
25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
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every bit of info available for free from Goverment agency,
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This review is from: Free Stuff For Seniors (Hardcover)
This book is a rip off every bit of information is available free of charge from Goverment Agencys, Elected Officials, Public Librarys. And here on the Internet. And Most of what is discussed Has Eligibility requirements Such as being a veteran, Low Income, Disabled, etc.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
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Thanks for this book!,
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This review is from: Free Stuff For Seniors (Paperback)
Before reading what to do about trouble with high utility bills because of low income (social security) we thought we would have to move out of our home after living in it for 34 years. "Free Stuff for Seniors," advised us to contact our local utility office, because our utility bills were so high, as a result we got fuel assistance and a new furnace which was desperately needed. They also provided smoke detectors and insulation.
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