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U.S. To Spend $24.4 Trillion More Than It Has Over the Next Decade, Report Warns

The cost of paying the interest is now the central story, and it's a grim one.

Reason

IRS Notice Warning: One Missing Detail That Can Stall Your Refund for Weeks

Paper tax refund checks started being phased out by the IRS on September 30, 2025. As a result, more people are expected to see stalls...

Saving Advice

Over 65? Here's What the New $6K Senior Tax Deduction Means for Medicare IRMAA

A new tax deduction for people over age 65 has some thinking about Medicare premiums and MAGI strategy.

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America faces a ‘debt crisis’ a lot like the 1980s when a ‘private pact’ brokered by Ronald Reagan did the trick

A bipartisan commission saved Social Security in the 1980s. How would that approach fare today?

Fortune

Social Security February Shift: Why Some Checks Hit Early — And Others Don’t

You have your monthly budget timed to the exact day your Social Security check arrives. You rely on that deposit to cover your mortgage, your medicine, and your groceries. However, as February 2026 winds down, you might notice your neighbor celebrating a deposit while your balance remains unchanged. It is…

Budget and the Bees

Am I Exempt From Federal Withholding? Do I Still Get a Refund?

If you're concerned about filing your taxes correctly, keep reading to find out what this tax exemption means and whether or not you qualify for it.

GOBankingRates

Social Security, 401(k)s, and Market Swings: Why Retirement Feels Riskier Than Ever

Retirement no longer feels like a finish line. It feels like a tightrope. For decades, people counted on a three-legged stool: Social Security, a pension, and personal savings. Today, that stool wobbles. Pensions have largely vanished from the private sector, leaving workers to shoulder investment risk inside 401(k)s while headlines…

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Social Security: Why Some People Get Two Checks in February

Supplemental Security Income recipients will see two February 2026 payments due to the schedule. Here’s why it’s happening -- and why it’s not extra money.

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ChatGPT Planned My Retirement on Social Security Income and Walmart Prices

I turned to ChatGPT for a potential plan to make a retirement plan work by leaning heavily on Walmart's relatively affordable prices for Social Security income.

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Social Security COLA: 2027’s Increase Could Be as Low as 1.2%

Early estimates from retirement analysts suggest that, based on current inflation trends through mid-2026, next year's COLA could be as low as 1.2%

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How Much Americans Rely on Social Security in Every State in 2026

Can you guess which state relies the most on these benefits?

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How Retirees Can Get Free Money From the Government

From 2025 to 2028, anyone 65 or older can claim a deduction of $6,000 in addition to the current additional standard deduction for seniors under existing law.

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5 Things Retirees Should Be Paying Attention to in the Trump Economy

Hold on to your budget lists, because the U.S. economy in 2026 presents a unique set of challenges for retirees and those nearing retirement. President Trump and the White House administration's...

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Why the IRS May Hold Certain 2026 Refunds for Additional Verification

A large number of Americans rely on their annual tax refunds to make ends meet. It may help them catch up on bills, pay off...

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How Boomers Can Claim a $6,000 Extra Deduction This Year

From 2025 to 2028, anyone 65 or older can claim a deduction of $6,000 in addition to the current additional standard deduction for seniors under existing law.

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4 Frugal Spending Mistakes Many People Make in Retirement

While being careful with your budget is smart, becoming too frugal can create avoidable problems. Here are four common money mistakes many retirees make.

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8 States Where Social Security Goes the Furthest in 2026

In January 2026, the Social Security Administration (SSA) enacted a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for benefit recipients, boosting payouts by 2.8%. This increased the average retiree payment by...

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Retirees Are Returning To Work — Here’s the Big Reason Why

Rising costs and income gaps are pushing many retirees back to work. Here’s the main reason retirement isn’t lasting as planned.

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Social Security Break-Even Math Is Helpful, But Don't Let It Dictate When You'll File

Your Social Security break-even age tells you how long you'd need to live for delaying to pay off, but shouldn't be the sole basis for deciding when to claim.

Saving Advice

Why Some Federal Benefit Payments May Arrive Later Due to Processing Changes

For millions of Americans who rely on Social Security, SSI, VA benefits, or other federal payments, timing is everything. A single late deposit can throw...

Saving Advice

Death and Taxes: Why More Seniors Are Facing Surprise Bills After a Spouse Passes

Losing a spouse has been ranked as the #1 most stressful life event, with 70% of women being widowed at least once in their lives....

Saving Advice

Why SSA Earnings Errors Spike During Tax Season — And How Seniors Can Fix Them

Tax season isn’t just about filing returns. It’s also the time when many seniors discover mistakes hiding in their Social Security earnings history. These errors...

Fortune

'No one is close': BlackRock’s Larry Fink warns Americans have saved egregiously less than they need for retirement

Many Americans have less than $150,000 saved for retirement.

Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Utility Pricing Structures That Punish Fixed-Income Customers

Your utility bill doesn’t care that your income never changes. Every month, electric, water, and gas companies send out statements that assume flexibility. They assume room to absorb spikes, the freedom to shift usage, and the ability to shrug off new fees. For anyone living on Social Security, a pension,…

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$56 trillion national debt leading to a spiraling crisis: budget watchdog warns the U.S. is walking a crumbling path

Trump is putting the U.S. economy on a "sugar high" and leaving other people holding the bill when it comes due a decade from now, according to the CRFB.

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