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Social Security 22 July Payment Is the Last of the Month; Here's Why Some Seniors See Two in July

Social Security's final July payment lands on 22 July. SSI recipients get two cheques this month, while 452,000 seniors in student loan default face a 15% garnishment threat.

International Business Times UK

Social Security Payments Arrive This Week—Who’s Eligible for Up to $5,181?

If you are among the many beneficiaries eagerly awaiting your Social Security payment this week, you are likely already aware of how vital these funds...

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Signatures submitted for Colorado initiative requiring mail-in ballots to contain a voter identification number

In Colorado, signatures were submitted to the secretary of state's office on July 16, 2026, for a ballot initiative related to voter identification requirements for mail-in voting.

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Here’s What the 2027 COLA Figures May Actually Look Like

Millions of Americans are already wondering how much their Social Security benefits could increase in 2027, especially after several years of higher inflation. While the official 2027 cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, will not be announced until October 2026, economists and retirement experts have already released updated projections based on recent…

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Trump has $1,000 baby accounts. In contrast, Australia delivers a lifetime of savings

Why is the US president now handing out US$1,000 to American babies – and what does it have to do with a retirement system built on the other side of the world?

The Conversation

July 22 Social Security Payments: Who Gets Paid, Why Some Checks Could Be $0

July 22 Social Security payments arrive Wednesday, but some retirees may receive $0 because of the retirement earnings test.

International Business Times UK

Some Social Security Recipients Won't Get a Payment in August: Check if You Are Affected

Millions of US Supplemental Security Income recipients will see no payment in August 2026, as Social Security brings the deposit forward to 31 July because 1 August falls on a Saturday.

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Make Your Dream Retirement Abroad a Reality

Adventure, lower costs, affordable healthcare and a richer life can all be yours overseas — but you have to nail the practical details first.

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Retiring Midyear? This Social Security Rule Could Protect Your First Checks

Planning to retire in the middle of the year can create an unexpected concern for people who want to claim Social Security right away. You...

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8 Expenses That Quietly Disappear After Retirement

Significant expenses, such as payroll taxes, often disappear the day you retire, so you probably won't need to replace as much of your salary as you thought.

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Punjab govt releases over Rs 1,400 crore under old-age pension scheme: Minister

Punjab's social security minister announced over Rs 1,423 crore disbursed for the old-age pension scheme. Approximately 23.77 lakh senior citizens across the state are currently receiving financial aid. The government has allocated Rs 4,000 crore for this welfare program this financial year. Officials are directed to ensure timely and transparent…

The Economic Times

SSA Processing Changes: Could Representative Calls Reach Centers Faster?

If you have ever spent hours waiting on hold to resolve a Social Security issue, the latest administrative updates might finally offer the relief you...

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My First $1 Million: Government Lawyer, 68, Henrico, Virginia

"Having more than a million in my retirement account and a paid-off home, savings and no debt made me realize that I am working because I love what I do."

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What the 2032 Social Security Shortfall Will Cost Retirees in Every State

Reducing Social Security benefits doesn't just impact retirees — it hits state economies, creating a double-whammy effect of smaller checks and lower GDPs.

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How to Stress-Test a Retirement Plan After the Death of One Spouse

The death of a spouse can turn a carefully built retirement plan into a puzzle with missing pieces. Stress-testing a retirement plan after that loss helps uncover where income, expenses, taxes, and investments need a fresh look before small cracks become bigger financial headaches.

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CMS Proposes 2.4% Home Health Payment Increase—What Medicare Patients Should Know

Demand for home health services has continued to grow as more older adults choose to recover at home rather than in hospitals or skilled nursing...

International Business Times UK

Are Your Retirement Savings Enough? 46% of Americans Aren't So Sure, BlackRock Finds

BlackRock found 46% of US voters lack confidence in retirement savings, while one-third have no personal retirement funds.

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A 22% Social Security Cut Is Coming. Will the Senate Act?

Once the trust fund is empty, Social Security can pay out only what it collects. Yet few candidates are talking about this in any serious way.

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Thousands of US military beneficiaries have data breached following TRICARE cyberattack — DoD Benefits Numbers and some Social Security numbers leaked

TriWest suffers an attack and loses TRICARE data on some 12,000 people.

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Market Volatility Tests More Than Just Portfolios — It Tests Soon-to-Be Retirees' Nerves: Are You Passing?

Market downturns don't just trigger a dip in your account balance — they test your emotional resolve. Having a well-built strategy can help you stay the course.

The Economic Times

From tariffs to talent: How India–UK CETA can transform services trade and professional mobility

The UK-India CETA agreement, effective July 2026, enhances services trade and professional mobility. It offers improved market access across twelve major service sectors for Indian professionals. The pact streamlines temporary entry rules for various worker categories into the UK. Mutual recognition of qualifications and reduced social security contributions are also…

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Our caregiving industry is dying

Leaked plans to declare migrants dead and a SCOTUS ruling are hollowing out elder care

The Economic Times

India's social protection coverage reaches over 100 crore citizens in 2026: Labour Minister Mandaviya

India's social protection coverage has now reached over one hundred crore citizens and this expansion was acknowledged by the International Labour Organisation, said Union Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. The coverage grew from twenty-five crore in 2015 to over one hundred crore by 2026. This achievement reflects the government's…

International Business Times UK

Social Security Reform Could Lift Millions of Retirees Above the Poverty Line—But There's One Major Catch

The Social Security 2100 Act aims to boost retirement benefits above the poverty line, despite congressional challenges. Learn its potential impact on millions of older Americans and Social Security's future.

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When Is a Roth Conversion a Bad Idea? 6 Situations Retirees Should Consider Carefully

A Roth conversion is a powerful tax-saving tool, but there are several situations where taking that leap might actually cost you more in the long run.

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