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Social Security Isn’t Broke — but These 4 Fixes Could Change Your Benefits

Social Security may run short by 2034. Experts have suggested boosting FICA taxes, raising wage cap and delaying retirement as potential remedies to shortfall.

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How to Maximize Your Social Security Now That the One Big Beautiful Bill Is Law

When applying for your Social Security benefits, consider the new enhanced deduction for people age 65 and older, as well as your health, family situation and other financial issues.

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Gen X Is Nearing Retirement With Empty Wallets And A New Nickname — 'Silver Squatters' As 1 In 5 Plan to Lean On Their Kids For Housing

They were once the grunge-loving, MTV-watching latchkey kids. Now, Generation X is approaching retirement with a new label — and it's not exactly flattering.

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DOGE plans to use AI to identify 50% of 200,000 federal regulations that can be eliminated by Trump

DOGE tool reportedly in use at housing and consumer protection agencies already, with goal of slashing thousands of regulations

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'She Just Does What She Wants With It': Disabled Man Says Mom Misused His SSI — Now He's Fighting For Control

A 27-year-old man with cerebral palsy is working to take control of his Supplemental Security Income payments after claiming his mother misused the benefits for years. In a recent Reddit post, he explained how he's trying to become his own representative payee so he can manage the money himself and…

Benzinga

I’m a California Real Estate Agent: 5 Reasons My Retired Clients Are Leaving the State

A California real estate agent reveals 5 key reasons retirees are leaving the Golden State—and what it means for the future of the housing market.

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8 Money Moves That Look Smart—But Will Backfire in Retirement

Retirement planning is full of choices. Some seem smart at first glance, but they can actually hurt you later. It’s easy to fall for advice that sounds good but doesn’t fit your real needs. The wrong move can shrink your savings or limit your options. You want to enjoy retirement,…

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What Happens to Your Social Security If the Government Shuts Down Again?

A government shutdown can feel like a looming storm. You hear about it on the news, see the headlines, and wonder what it means for your daily life. If you rely on Social Security, the worry can hit even harder. Will your check arrive? Will you be able to reach…

The Free Financial Advisor

Why the Social Security Administration Loves Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ — Should You?

Here's why the SSA loves the OBBB and what it really means for retired Americans.

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Retire in Ireland for Lush, Green Landscapes and Bustling Cities

Want to retire in Ireland? From visas and residency requirements to health care and taxes, here's what you need to know.

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4 Things Soon-To-Be Retired Boomers Need To Know About Long-Term Care

It can be an extremely upsetting situation when a family member needs long-term care.

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Retirement Tax Bombs: How Roth Conversions May Cut the Blue Wire

If you have a significant amount in tax-deferred retirement accounts, you could be sitting on a tax time bomb. Luckily, there's a way to defuse the situation.

Kiplinger

Warren Buffett Issues Urgent Warning On Looming Social Security Cuts

Warren Buffett has issued a stark warning about potential Social Security cuts. The billionaire investor emphasized the importance of maintaining current benefit levels, as millions of retirees depend heavily on these payments.

Benzinga

10 Social Security Moves That Raised Red Flags With the IRS

For millions of Americans, Social Security provides essential financial support in retirement. But what many don’t realize is that certain decisions involving your benefits can catch the IRS’s attention. From inaccurate reporting to suspicious withdrawals, some Social Security moves raise red flags that could trigger audits, penalties, or delays. Whether…

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A 59-Year-Old Career Nurse Feels 'Defeated And Cooked' After Learning Her Coworker Has Saved Nearly $500,000 More For Retirement

A longtime nurse approaching retirement recently posted on Reddit that he felt “defeated and cooked” after discovering a coworker had $460,000 more saved in their 401(k).

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I Asked ChatGPT If Trump’s Tax Bill Will Affect Social Security Checks: Here’s What It Said

I asked ChatGPT to break down what's actually in President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill." Spoiler alert: It's not quite the game-changer some think it is.

Kiplinger

Four Surprising Signs You’ll Never Retire (and How to Fix Them)

Gearing up to retire? If any of these four signs ring true, you may want to make some changes before you do.

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The 10 Places Where Social Security Covers the Most (and Least) Of Your Expenses

On average, Social Security covers 30.11% of retirees’ spending. Fortunately, there are places where those dollars will stretch further and cover more of your spending.

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6 Retirement Payout Options That Aren’t Being Explained Clearly

Retirement is a big step. You spend years saving, planning, and thinking about what life will look like when you finally stop working. But when it’s time to choose how you’ll get your retirement payout, things can get confusing fast. There are more options than most people realize, and the…

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9 Tax Refunds Reversed Due to Beneficiary Errors

Tax season can feel like a relief when you finally hit “submit” and see that refund on the way. But what if that refund gets reversed? It happens more often than you might think, and the reason is usually simple: beneficiary errors. These mistakes can cost you time, money, and…

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Social Security Administration Will Continue Sending Paper Checks, Reversing Course

The Social Security Administration has backed off from plans to eliminate paper checks. However, it will only send checks in the mail as a matter of last resort.

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I’m a Financial Advisor: 15 Retirement Mistakes That Could Cost You $100K or More

Financial advisors see the same costly retirement mistakes a lot -- errors that can easily cost retirees six figures or more. Here are the biggest ones.

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62% of Americans Have No Idea How Long Retirement Savings Will Last: How To Figure It Out in 2025

Most Americans don’t know how long their retirement savings will last. Here’s how to calculate it in 2025 and avoid running out too soon.

The Free Financial Advisor

6 Online “Freebies” That End in Identity Theft

Getting something for free online feels good. You see a pop-up for a free gift card, a free trial, or a free download, and it’s tempting to click. But these “freebies” can cost you more than you think. Many of these offers are traps set by scammers to steal your…

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How Divorced Retirees Can Maximize Their Social Security Benefits: A Case Study

Susan discovered several years after she filed for Social Security that she is eligible to receive benefits based on her ex-spouse's earnings record. This case study explains how her new benefits are calculated and what her steps are to claim some of the money she missed.

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