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The Latest Breaking News from Social Security

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.

TechRadar

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.

Latin Times

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.

International Business Times UK

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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.

The Independent UK

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...

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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.

Latin Times

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...

Saving Advice

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…

The Free Financial Advisor

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...

Saving Advice

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…

Clever Dude

How illicit markets fueled by data breaches sell your personal information to criminals

Every year, massive data breaches harm the public. The targets are email service providers, retailers and government agencies that store information about people. Each breach includes sensitive personal information such as credit and debit card numbers, home addresses and account usernames and passwords from hundreds of thousands – and sometimes…

The Conversation

12 Retirement Rules That Rich People Quietly Ignore

We’re all taught the basics of retirement planning: save consistently, invest wisely, and live within your means. But what if I told you that many...

Saving Advice

7 Sneaky Retirement Tricks the Wealthy Use to Pay No Taxes

It’s no secret that the wealthy often play by a different set of rules when it comes to taxes, and nowhere is that more evident...

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10 Retirement Loopholes That Make the IRS Sweat

Retirement planning is all about building security and preserving wealth, but sometimes, it’s also about finding creative ways to keep more of what you’ve earned....

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8 Healthcare Scams That Target Older Adults

As healthcare becomes more complex, so do the ways scammers exploit older adults. These fraudsters often prey on seniors’ trust in medical providers, their unfamiliarity...

The Independent UK

Education Department says it will not garnish Social Security of student loan borrowers in default

Borrowers who have defaulted on their student loans will no longer be at risk of having their Social Security benefits garnished, an Education Department spokesperson said Tuesday

The Guardian - US

Millions of legal immigrants’ lives upended after social security freeze

Program halted suddenly, leaving legal immigrants unable to work due to lack of US social security number

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Euronews

Where in Europe are workers losing ground as taxes rise faster than wages?

While most European countries experienced higher real post-tax incomes in 2024, some saw a decline, as rises in personal average tax rates outpaced real wage growth.

The Independent UK

What cases are left on the Supreme Court's emergency docket? Here's a look

A little less than once a week on average since President Donald Trump began his second term, his administration’s lawyers have filed emergency appeals with the Supreme Court

Fortune

The U.S. is scrapping paper checks—what that means for Social Security recipients who still get them

Check washing scams are on the rise—but changing payment methods could cause confusion.

Saving Advice

8 Money Lessons That Should’ve Been Taught Before Retirement

For many retirees, financial freedom feels like a moving target. After years of working and saving, some people still find themselves shocked at how unprepared...

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Why Thousands of Seniors Miss Out on Free Money Every Year

Imagine discovering there’s money out there just waiting for you to claim it. That’s the case for thousands of seniors every single year. Yet too...

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7 Financial Moves That Made Retirement Way Harder Than Expected

For decades, many people dream of retirement as the reward for a lifetime of hard work—a time of travel, hobbies, and relaxation. But the reality...

Kiplinger

Ditch the Fear: A Guide to Embracing Retirement Preparedness

Don't be scared about running out of money, be prepared. This financial professional explains how you can help take control of three critical retirement risk factors with a little planning.

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