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California improving prisoner healthcare

The improvements "should help shut the revolving door between homelessness and incarceration"

Salon

Let’s be clear. Robodebt was ended by welfare recipients with their suffering

After the shameful revelations from the royal commission, we have to change the way we talk about social security

The Guardian - AU

California promises better care for thousands of inmates as they leave prison

California has agreed to improve health care for newly released prison inmates who are disabled, including through a series of measures that advocates say will help almost everyone trying to make the transition from incarceration.

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Victims now know they were right about robodebt all along. Let the royal commission change the way we talk about welfare

The long-awaited robodebt royal commission report landed today, making searing adverse findings against both politicians and bureaucrats.

The Conversation

Ticket to Work Program: What Is It and How Does It Work?

This Social Security Administration program is underused and underpromoted, yet hundreds of thousands of American workers could access its benefits.

Kiplinger

Commentary: We don’t have 10 years to think about our Social Security insolvency problem

It has been nearly 40 years since Congress was able to find common ground on the future of Social Security. While millions of people depend on the system as a lifeline, politicians have done little to slow the erosion of the program’s finances.

Chicago Tribune

Missouri Gov. Parson vetoes bill enabling more compensation to wrongfully convicted

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri Gov. Mike Parson on Thursday evening vetoed a sweeping public safety bill that would have allowed more people who were wrongfully convicted to receive compensation from the state.

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The Robodebt royal commission will tell us who's to blame, but that's just the start

Today will be a moment of truth for hundreds of thousands of Australians and for what the federal court has condemned as a “shameful chapter” in Australian public administration.

The Conversation

California man admits to hiding mother’s death and collecting $830k in benefits

Scheme is one of longest of its kind in US history

The Independent UK

This Election Season, Beware of These False Promises

Many politicians offer a simplified view of the world—one in which government interventions are all benefits and no costs. That couldn't be further from the truth.

Reason

Leaving Retirement? Three Things to Consider Before You Unretire

Some of today’s retirees are finding they’re withdrawing too much from their retirement accounts and need to return to work to make ends meet.

Kiplinger

How Veterans With Disabilities Can Claim All the Benefits They Earned

Many veterans with disabilities who are unable to work are missing out on key disability benefits that could reshape their economic stability following active duty.

Kiplinger

Is Debating Debt Policy Actually Terrorism?

The fight over the debt ceiling has foreshadowed how the policy debates of the presidential election cycle are likely to go.

Reason

California man hid mother’s death for more than 30 years to collect benefits

Donald Felix Zampach collected over $830,000 in his mother’s social security and military retirement payments

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CBO Projects Huge Deficits, $116 Trillion in New Borrowing Over the Next 30 Years

A new Congressional Budget Office report warns of "significant economic and financial consequences" caused by the federal government's reckless borrowing.

Irish Mirror

Five reasons you can legally avoid paying the €160 TV licence fee

There are ways to get away without being hit with a €1,000 fine for not paying

The Hindu

Keep it simple: On opting for higher pension

With the spirit of the Supreme Court judgment being to provide a better social security net, the Union Ministry and the EPFO should help simplify the process of applying for higher pension

Kiplinger

Making Your Retirement Savings Last: Three Key Questions to Ask

Once you know what you’ll be doing in retirement, how to pay for it and how to bridge any income gaps, you’ll be prepared when it’s time to make the transition.

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Midyear Tax Planning Strategies: Five Things to Do Now

Tax planning is most effective as a year-round strategy. Here’s what you should do now at midyear.

Chicago Sun-Times

Fix bad customer service at Social Security Administration

Seniors, people with disabilities and AARP are fed up with the poor service. There is no excuse for failing to provide people with the services they need and answers to questions about the Social Security they’ve earned.

Kiplinger

When Will Social Security Run Out of Money? And Medicare?

Social Security and Medicare trust funds, which help pay benefits, are projected to run dry. What will happen then?

Daily Record

People on PIP or DLA could see changes to Motability Scheme this year when lease ends

Over 690 vehicles are available through the Motability Scheme this summer.

Kiplinger

1 in 5 Boomers are Delaying Retirement Due to Concerns of Recession

About 70% of baby boomers are worried about a potential recession, with 22% planning on delaying their retirement.

The Hindu

Labour 20 meet lays emphasis on universal social security

Union Minister for Labour and Employment Bhupender Yadav, addressing the Labour 20 (L20), — the meeting of trade unions of G20 countries — on June 23 said the two statements adopted by the unions on universalisation of social security and the portability of social security funds and on empowering women…

Daily Record

People with diabetes could be due up to £691 each month in financial help through PIP or ADP

People with diabetes in Scotland may be eligible for Adult Disability Payment.

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