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Three Ways President Trump Could Impact the Economy

Some of Trump's top priorities could boost economic growth, but others risk fueling inflation.

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Three Steps to Simplify Paying Your Taxes in Retirement

Once you retire, how you pay some of your taxes can change. Here's how to get a handle on them so you don't run afoul of the IRS and face penalties.

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The biggest addiction treatment provider in the US says it was hit by data breach

BayMark Health Services notified law enforcement and affected people of the breach, offering free identity theft monitoring.

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Nine Ways to Find Your Lost 401(k)

Over 29 million lost 401(k) accounts worth almost $1.65 trillion have been forgotten by their owners. Here are nine ways you can locate your account.

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62-Year-Old With Master's Degree Works as Retail Manager for £17/Hour, Too Scared To Retire

Ted doesn't desire to work as a retail manager but cannot plan to retire anytime soon due to high levels of credit card debt.

International Business Times UK

Social Security and Medicare Funding: Is the Sky Falling?

Social Security and Medicare are slowly running out of money, but what does that mean for the retirees counting on them? Actually, it's not all bad news.

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Beware, that Social Security email could be hiding dangerous malware

Researchers spot Social Security-themed campaign timed alongside the US presidential elections.

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Millions will get higher Social Security benefits after Biden signs 'fairness' bill

"Americans who have worked hard all their lives to earn an honest living should be able to retire with economic security and dignity," Biden said.

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Social Security's 2.5% COLA increase for 2025: What you need to know

The 2025 Social Security COLA is only +2.5%, leaving many American retirees concerned about covering their expenses.

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Four Underrated Tax Benefits All US Retirees Over 65 Should Avail Of

US retirees above 65 can take a special standard deduction on top of the regular deduction. They can also get tax credits if they have low incomes.

International Business Times UK

Social Security Fairness Act Will Boost Retirement Benefits For Millions. Will You Be Impacted?

The Social Security Fairness Act will impact the Social Security benefits of millions of public sector retirees, enabling those with a pension to also collect full SS benefits. However, retroactive payments have been delayed.

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Biden awkwardly scolds reporters after being asked about age: ‘I know more world leaders’

‘My being the oldest president, I know more world leaders than any one of you ever met in your whole goddamn life,’ president tells reporters

The Independent UK

Social Security 2025: Major Medicare Changes For Retirees – Key Updates You Need To Know

President Joe Biden is set to sign a bill that will raise Social Security benefits for some pensioners, while the annual COLA will apply to all beneficiaries. These changes aim to help retirees keep up with inflation and provide extra financial support.

International Business Times

10 Ways Retirees Can Manage Income Distribution

The goal of a retirement income plan is to make the most of your money while ensuring that it lasts. These 10 strategies can help secure your financial future.

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Biden signs bill to boost social security payments for millions of public workers

President says Social Security Fairness Act will benefit ‘Americans who have worked hard all their lives’

International Business Times

Biden To Sign Bill That Will Raise Social Security Payments For Millions

The bill will also eliminate the Government Pension Offset, or GPO, which reduces Social Security benefits for certain spouses, widows, and widowers.

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Social Security Fairness Act Boosts Payments For Public Employees

President Biden signs the Social Security Fairness Act benefiting 3 million public employees receiving pensions.

The Independent UK

Your social security payment is set to go up thanks to Biden. Here’s why

Advocates say the Social Security Fairness Act rights a decades-old disparity

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New Social Security Tax Reforms Change Benefits in Two States

As the calendar turns to a new year, some retirees have tax reasons to celebrate.

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The 9 Key Milestone Ages in Retirement

These nine milestone ages mark your eligibility for significant retirement benefits, including catch-up contributions and required actions, such as taking RMDs at age 73.

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Man Refuses To Share His SSN, Girlfriend Insists It’s Non-Negotiable, Silence Follows

His girlfriend asked for his social security number a year into their relationship so she could "do a background check". He refused so she left. The post Man Refuses To Share His SSN, Girlfriend Insists It’s Non-Negotiable, Silence Follows first appeared on Bored Panda.

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State Tax Changes for 2025: Key Reforms and What They Mean for Your Finances

It’s important to stay informed of state tax changes that can impact your budget.

International Business Times UK

US Boomers 'Unretiring' Due to Low Social Security Payments Could Face Even More Benefit Cuts

As more US retirees return to the workforce to supplement their monthly income, their Social Security benefits could drop until they reach the full retirement age if job wages exceed the annual threshold of £18,572.

Salon

Democrats' first battle of 2025: Doge

Why the new year must begin in defense of federal workers

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What Is the Social Security January Payment Schedule?

Generally, the exact date your first Social Security January benefit arrives depends on what day of the month you were born. Payments follow the month that they are due, so your January check is for your December benefit.

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