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Seven Lessons for New Retirees, From a New Retiree

The former editor of Kiplinger Personal Finance shares key financial takeaways from his first year of retirement.

Kiplinger

Mike Pence's Sensible (and Probably Doomed) Plan To Fix the National Debt

Lawmakers must be willing to reform so-called "mandatory spending," Pence's nonprofit argues in a new document.

Reason

The problem with pronatalism: Pushing baby booms to boost economic growth amounts to a Ponzi scheme

In the face of shrinking populations, many of the world’s major economies are trying to engineer higher birth rates.

The Conversation

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Minnesota Gov. Walz's Social Security Stance Clarified By Campaign

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's support for Social Security and his commitment to protecting the program amidst scrutiny and past comments.

Top News

How a Roth Conversion Can Spare You From Medicare’s IRMAA and Taxes

If you've been a good saver and face large required minimum distributions (RMDs), then you need to plan for how to head off or limit higher Medicare premiums.

Kiplinger

The U.S. Can't Afford To Cut Taxes on Social Security Benefits

The campaign promise from Donald Trump sounds nice, but it would be disastrous when considering the program is already racing toward insolvency.

Reason

Grant Cardone Says 'If You Have A Million Dollars, You're Broke... You Need $10M In 2024 To Be Rich'

Equity fund manager and investor Grant Cardone explained that a million dollars would make you rich in 1960, not today, as the value of the greenback has dropped steeply over the decades.

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Most People Think They Need $1.8 Million to Retire. Do You?

Americans still believe they need $1.8M to retire comfortably, Schwab study shows.

Kiplinger

Gender Pay Gap Is a Triple Whammy for Women: How to Beat It

When you're paid less, it's hard to get by, much less save for retirement. And your Social Security benefit could be lower, too. What's a woman to do? Invest.

Kiplinger

401(k) Plans: What You Need to Know Now

Are 401(k) plans really worth it? Here's how they work and the five advantages of owning a plan. Your older self will thank you for investing in one.

Kiplinger

Lessons for the U.S. from Japan's Lost Decade

Facing an economic downturn in the 1990s, Japan racked up debt. America should not repeat that mistake.

Reason

The Real Economic Catastrophe Will Be Caused by the U.S. Debt

Should we blame Biden and the politicians applauding him for their unwillingness to address our looming fiscal disaster?

Reason

Democrats should run on a progressive economic agenda. Americans are ready

Campaigning on an economic agenda that speaks to the needs of working families is a winning formula for Kamala Harris

The Guardian - US

Trump Vows To Eliminate Taxes On Social Security Benefits

Former President Trump's proposal to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits raises concerns about funding and potential impacts on federal deficits an...

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Vice President Harris Criticizes Project 2025 Agenda

Vice President Kamala Harris criticizes Project 2025, linked to Trump, for potential harm to middle class and social programs.

Tom’s Guide

4.3 million people hit in massive healthcare data breach with full names, addresses and SSNs exposed online — what to do now

Hackers used compromised credentials to gain access to sensitive health data from HealthEquity, which administers health savings accounts for patients in the US.

Kiplinger

Social Security Login Changes Taking Effect Soon

my Social Security accounts created before 2021, are transitioning to the Login.gov platform.

Roll Call

Sanders may bring his populist brand to powerful Finance panel - Roll Call

Unabashed progressive Sen. Bernie Sanders is hinting at throwing his hat in the ring for a soon-to-be-open Senate Finance Committee seat.

USAFacts

Who pays the most income tax?

Individual income taxes made up 49% of federal revenue in FY 2023.

Fortune

Who is eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid? These are the requirements

People very limited financial resources may qualify for Medicaid to help pay for health costs not covered by Medicare.

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