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What Lawmakers Don’t Want You to Know About Retirement Plans

The idea of retirement has long been sold as a reward after decades of hard work: contribute to your 401(k), maybe open an IRA, and...

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Why Your Social Security Payment Might Be Lower This Month

If you’ve noticed a decrease in your Social Security payment this month, you’re not alone. Several factors can lead to a reduced check, some of...

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10 Things You Must Do Before You Turn 65

Turning 65 is a major milestone, and it’s about more than just birthday cake and well wishes. It’s a time when many important decisions come into play—decisions that can shape your health, finances, and overall happiness for years to come. Whether you’re looking forward to retirement, planning to keep working,…

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US Supreme Court grants DOGE access to sensitive Social Security data

The ruling was one of two victories the US’s highest court handed the Trump administration in cases about data privacy.

Al Jazeera

US supreme court rules Doge can access social security data during legal challenge

Key player in Trump’s drive to slash federal workforce keeps access to sensitive records including family court and mental health records

The Guardian - US

DOGE will be allowed to access Social Security data for now, Supreme Court rules

Conservative justices of the court agreed to give DOGE staffers access to sensitive data in order to do their jobs at the Social Security Administration

The Independent UK

Supreme Court allows DOGE team to access Social Security systems with data on millions of Americans

The Supreme Court is clearing the way for the Department of Government Efficiency to access Social Security systems containing personal data on millions of Americans

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Ask the Editor, June 6: Questions on Hobby Losses, Medicare

In our latest Ask the Editor round-up, Joy Taylor, The Kiplinger Tax Letter Editor, answers questions on hobby losses, I bonds and Medicare premiums.

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12 Social Security Questions You Should Ask—But Don’t

Most Americans treat Social Security like a retirement vending machine: reach a certain age, push a button, get your monthly benefit. But behind the curtain...

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The Secret Retirement Move That Could Add $100K to Your Nest Egg

When you think of adding six figures to your retirement savings, you probably imagine needing a side hustle, investing wizardry, or an ironclad budget. But...

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The AARP Feature You’re Paying For But Not Using

For millions of Americans over 50, joining AARP feels like a rite of passage. With just a small annual fee, you’re promised discounts, retirement tools,...

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9 Retirement Mistakes That Make Loopholes Useless

Everyone loves a good retirement hack—tax-free accounts, backdoor Roths, catch-up contributions, strategic rollovers. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: none of those tactics matter if you’re...

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10 Shocking Gaps in the Retirement Law That Still Exist

Retirement law is supposed to protect people. It’s meant to ensure that, after decades of hard work, you can finally enjoy some peace, financial security,...

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New AT&T data leak links previously exposed info to Social Security numbers, birth dates

AT&T's data breaches have come back to haunt it in the form of an old data breach getting repackaged with sensitive personal information.

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86 million AT&T records leaked online - and this time they’re decrypted, so be on your guard

AT&T is investigating an archive that appeared online containing personal data and social security numbers.

Latin Times

Ex-Social Security Employee Stole Dead Men's Information to Help Women Receive Millions in Fraudulent Benefits: US Attorney

An ex-Social Security supervisor admitted to helping women falsely claim over $3.3 million in survivor benefits using the identities of dead men.

International Business Times UK

2.5M People Already Received US Social Security Benefit Hikes Under New Law; 200,000 Cases Pending

The Social Security administration updated that 91% of the eligible millions of Americans have received retroactive payments and/or monthly benefit hikes under the new Social Security Fairness Act.

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: Panama protests have lasted 45 days and counting

Protests have persisted in parts of Panama for a month and a half. They’ve covered a range of issues including the changes to social security and opposition to a security agreement giving U.S. soldiers and contractors access to some facilities in Panama.

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The Real Cost of Growing Old in America

Aging in America is often marketed as a golden era of rest, relaxation, and well-earned freedom. But for many older adults, the reality is far...

Latin Times

Marjorie Taylor Greene Seemingly Takes Credit for 'Organizing' January 6 Riot While Pledging Allegiance to Trump

The Georgia lawmaker doubled down on her support for President Trump while seemingly taking credit for planning the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

The Independent UK

Protesters and police clash in eastern Panama

Authorities and protesters have been injured in eastern Panama where border police tried to open a highway blocked in an Indigenous community as part of monthlong demonstrations against changes to the country’s social security system

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11 Retirement Planning Hacks That Sound Illegal (But Aren’t)

Most people think retiring well takes either a six-figure salary, a financial advisor on speed dial, or an early inheritance. But what if the real...

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5 Measures You Can Take If You’re Barely Getting By on Your Social Security

If you’re barely getting by on your Social Security, you’re not alone. For millions of Americans, Social Security is the main—sometimes only—source of income in retirement. But with rising costs for everything from groceries to healthcare, those monthly checks can feel like they’re shrinking. The good news? There are practical…

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Why Retirement Loopholes Are Hidden in Plain Sight

Most people think of retirement planning as a rigid path: save in your 401(k), maybe open an IRA, and hope your investments grow enough to...

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Running Low in Retirement? Follow These 10 Financial Survival Rules

Retirement is supposed to be your reward for decades of hard work, but what happens when your savings start to dwindle faster than you expected? Many retirees find themselves running low in retirement, facing the stress of stretching every dollar. Rising healthcare costs, inflation, and unexpected expenses can quickly eat…

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