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COVID-19 fatality numbers swell by 25,000 after verification by Revenue Dept. panel

Although the State Health Department’s official COVID-19 death toll stands at 40,317, as many as 65,317 families have been paid COVID death compensation by the Directorate of Social Security and Pensions (DSSP), under the Revenue Department, till March this year.

The Hindu

Annual window to shop for Medicare Advantage plans returns on Sunday

Open enrollment for Medicare opens Sunday, and seniors could have dozens of options to choose from

The Independent UK

Medicare Premiums 2024: IRMAA for Parts B and D

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States That Won't Tax Your Death

How much will your children —or other heirs — pay when you die? That depends on whether you live in a state with no death tax.

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Social Security and Your Taxes: Five Things to Know

The Social Security COLA is just one aspect of your benefits that can impact your taxes.

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Retirees’ Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will officially be less than half of last year's, even though many seniors still haven’t recovered from inflation

Retirees and other beneficiaries will receive a 3.2% cost-of-living adjustment for their 2024 Social Security payments.

Fortune

Social Security benefits will go up by 3.2% in 2024 as inflation moderates

Thursday’s announcement follows this year’s 8.7% benefit increase, brought on by record 40-year-high inflation. With inflation easing, the next yearly increase is markedly smaller.

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Social Security Administration slashes 2024 COLA boost to 3.2% as inflation pressures ease

The U.S. Social Security Administration lifted its cost-of-living adjustment for 2024 by 3.2%, the smallest increase since 2020.

The Street

Social Security recipients will get a smaller increase in benefits as inflation cools

Social Security beneficiaries will receive a 3.2% cost of living adjustment next year. Inflation has been moderating recently, with consumer prices in September up 3.7% from a year ago.

WEKU

Social Security cost-of-living adjustment coming -- but it won't be as big as this year's

Social Security's cost-of-living increase for 2024 will be announced Thursday

The Independent UK

Social Security COLA For 2024 Gives Retirees A Smaller Raise

The 2024 Social Security COLA will be lower and Medicare premiums will be higher. But the forecast is not all bad news.

Investors Business Daily

MGM says last month's cyberattack will cost it as much as $100 million

While some of the public should worry about their social security and passport information being stolen, investors have a whole other set of issues to worry about.

The Street

Leftists: Don't destroy yourselves!

The far-left bromance with RFK Jr. is only helping Trump. Remember how left-wing purity worked out in the 1930s?

Salon

A 10-Year Retirement Planning Checklist

Keep this ten-year retirement planning checklist on hand as you navigate saving, investing and other retirement decisions. You'll be in great shape when you leave your working life behind.

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The Hindu

India and Argentina sign social security agreement for professionals

The Agreement was signed by Indian ambassador to Argentina Dinesh Bhatia and the Argentina’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship Santiago Cafiero.

Chicago Sun-Times

What would government shutdown mean? Impact on SNAP, student loans, travel impacts, mail explained

While the Senate pushes forward with bipartisan approach aimed at keeping the government open, the Republican-controlled House has made little progress — most recently with Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s last-ditch plan collapsing Friday.

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Everything you need to know about a government shutdown

The impacts of government shutdowns include furloughed employees, reductions in services, closed parks and museums, and much more.

The Texas Tribune

Houston-area development has become a right-wing lightning rod on immigration

After conservative media portrayed the Colony Ridge development north of Houston as a haven for illegal immigrants, Gov. Greg Abbott said the upcoming special legislative session will look into the issue.

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Suze Orman explains how everyone can manage a social security fear

One anxiety is gnawing at people, but a suggested approach may help to calm nerves.

The Guardian - US

Declared dead but very much alive: Missouri woman tells of ‘nightmare’ ordeal

Madeline-Michelle Carthen was added to a death master file by SSA ‘in error’ but to this day she cannot revive herself

The Independent UK

What would a government shutdown mean for me? SNAP, student loans and travel impacts, explained

With gridlock persisting in Washington, a government shutdown is looking more and more likely days ahead of this weekend's deadline

Reason

Welfare Cuts Are Inevitable Because Congress Won't Touch Social Security

Until Congress is willing to acknowledge that it makes no sense to send monthly checks to wealthy seniors, everything else will be on the chopping block.

The Independent UK

The US government declared her dead. 16 years later, she’s still trying to prove she’s alive

‘I don’t care what A.I. says or software says, but I’m alive,’ Madeline-Michelle Carthen said, ‘But it’s hard to prove that’

Reason

Amazon Gets Sued Bigly

Plus: Trump commits fraud, a hacker house cooks steak, progressive movements can't stop failing, and more...

The Conversation

What will this government shutdown shut down? Social Security and the IRS keep going; SBA loans and some food and safety inspections do not

The U.S. is moving toward a government shutdown. House and Senate appropriators are divided on spending levels, policy riders and additional items, such as support for Ukraine.

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