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Wednesday, October 25, 2017 YOUR UPDATE Get Your Member Benefits on the Go! Check Out the Free AARP Now App for the News, Events, Deals and Benefits That Matter 1 Which side of the "make-your-bed-every-morning camp" do you fall into? When it comes to scientifically tested answers, it appears the jury is still out. 2 Interested in a Medicare Advantage or Part D prescription coverage plan? The 2018 Medicare Star Ratings have been released, giving consumers a helpful tool for gauging the quality of available plans. 3 With autumn's arrival, the air is crisp, cool … and full of allergens. Check out these five ways to find relief from seasonal allergies so you can enjoy the fall weather. BRANDAMP BY AARP 4 In an effort to compete with low-budget carriers, major airlines are offering no-frills fares. However, once fliers realize what they're giving up, they might think twice about the price. 5 AARP retirement expert Jean Setzfand recently appeared on Dr. Phil to share tips about how people in various financial situations can save for retirement. Watch the segment here. 6 Although U.S. retailers overall are expected to hire fewer seasonal workers this year, one company has announced plans to hire 120,000 temporary employees for the holiday rush. 7 A new study finds 1 in 4 women in their 40s and 50s are particularly vulnerable to sleep-related problems. They can improve their chances of getting the recommended seven to nine hours of sleep using these tips. 8 There's almost nothing you can't buy from Amazon — and that now includes houses! If you've ever wanted to take part in the "tiny homes" phenomenon, you can now have one delivered right to your doorstep. 9 Do you make your bed every day? Why or why not? Join the debate in the Online Community.

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