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As Social Security reaches its 90th anniversary, a new survey from AARP shows that nearly all Americans — regardless of age or political affiliation — see the program as a vital part of financial security. And compared to just five years ago, many say it's more important than ever.

A potential Social Security Administration policy would steer roughly 3.4 million additional people a year to local field offices for routine requests such as address changes and benefit letters, even as the agency contends with staff cuts and long appointment lines, according to public filings and advocacy groups.

Some brands feel like old friends. They’ve been around for decades, and for many seniors, they’re a part of daily life. But walk into a room of younger people, and you’ll see blank stares if you mention some of these names. Why does this happen? Brand loyalty often comes from…

Texas lawmakers start a 30-day special session July 21. They will tackle consumable THC, flood dangers, new congressional districts, abortion pills and other conservative priorities.

Staying active after you retire may be easier with these HSA expenses. But there’s a big catch.

Boost your skills with these free or nearly-free online classes — perfect for knowledge seeking retirees

Turning 60 often comes with perks—free museum days, senior transit, library programs—but many of us miss out on even more freebies. It’s surprising how many services and benefits you’re still paying for that should be free for seniors. Once you know what’s reachable, those monthly extras can disappear—straight into your…

Singer trains underwater like Frank Sinatra once did and scientists say it may be useful in maintaining vocal prowess

AI will increasingly affect your healthcare and finances, but young workers are primarily designing the systems and getting most of the jobs.