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Head of South Carolina elections fired after voting machine contract had unexplained $4M overrun

The South Carolina Election Commission is investigating why a $28 million contract for new voting machines ended up costing $4 million more

The Independent UK

Why Medicare Fraud Is Surging—and How to Protect Yourself

Medicare fraud isn’t new, but it’s becoming more sophisticated—and more costly. Criminals are now using advanced technology, identity theft, and even fake healthcare providers to...

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7 Common Payroll or Tax Errors Seniors Make and How to Fix Them

Taxes don’t get simpler after retirement—they just change shape. Between pensions, Social Security, part-time income, and required withdrawals, even small missteps can create major headaches....

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Steps to Avoid Running Out of Savings Before Your 90s

Longevity is a gift—but it can also be a financial challenge. Living well into your 80s or 90s means stretching your retirement dollars further than...

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Social Security Administration Reschedules 2026 COLA Announcement Amid Government Shutdown

The Social Security Administration is expected to announce the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment on 24th October when the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes inflation data for Q3.

International Business Times UK

I’m a Financial Advisor: These Are the Worst Money Mistakes I See Millennials Make

GOBankingRates spoke with two financial advisors to discuss the most common money mistakes they say millennials are prone to, and how to avoid them.

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3 Key Signs You’ve Finally Reached Your Financial Goals

If you're pretty sure you've made progress but can't quite tell if you've hit your targets, how can you know with certainty that you've been successful?

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How Much You Need To Invest Monthly To Reach $1 Million in 30 Years

Want $1 million in 30 years? Here’s how much you need to invest monthly—and how compound interest can turn small contributions into big wealth.

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The Financial Dangers of Getting Married After 50

Falling in love later in life can feel like a second chance at happiness, but getting married after 50 comes with financial complications that younger couples rarely face. When assets, inheritances, and retirement accounts are already in place, a marriage can unintentionally disrupt years of careful planning. From taxes to…

The Free Financial Advisor

Social Security cost-of-living increase announcement delayed by government shutdown

The ongoing government shutdown has delayed the announcement of the annual Social Security cost-of-living increase

The Independent UK

What to Do When Your Social Security COLA Doesn’t Cover Your Rising Living Costs

Each year, retirees wait anxiously to hear how much their Social Security benefits will increase. The annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is designed to help seniors...

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Can You Claim Social Security on Your Deceased Spouse’s Earnings Record?

Losing a spouse brings both emotional and financial challenges, especially for retirees who depend on Social Security income. Many surviving spouses don’t realize they may...

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How Changes in Social Security Tax Rules Will Affect You in 2026

Major shifts are coming to Social Security taxes in 2026—and retirees, workers, and high earners should pay close attention. As provisions from the 2017 Tax...

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6 Reasons Couples Living Apart in Retirement Can Save Them Financially

Retirement is supposed to be the golden era—long walks, afternoon naps, and finally getting to finish that novel you’ve been “working on” for a decade. But here’s a twist that’s raising eyebrows (and saving bank accounts): more couples are choosing to live apart after retirement—and it’s not because they don’t…

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Is Social Security Designed to Penalize Couples Without Kids?

Social Security is often seen as a fair system designed to reward years of work and contributions, but many couples without kids are beginning to question whether the program truly treats them equally. While families with children benefit from extra tax breaks, survivor benefits, and dependents’ allowances, child-free couples often…

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5 Sam’s Club Items Smart Seniors Should Stock Up On for Fall

Prices of many grocery items, including eggs and coffee, are up. Save big this fall with these bulk buys from Sam’s Club, perfect for retiree shoppers.

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How Much You’d Need To Retire in 1965 vs. 2025 — the Numbers Will Shock You

Here's how much you need to retire in 1965 vs 2025 - find out what the difference is, you may be surprised by how much more you need in 2025.

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Here’s How Many People Receive Social Security in Every State

A study breaks down how many people receive Social Security retirement, disability or survivor benefits.

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How Inflation Is Quietly Eroding the Value of Fixed Incomes

Inflation may no longer dominate headlines, but for retirees on fixed incomes, its effects are still painfully real. Prices for food, utilities, and healthcare remain...

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I Asked ChatGPT To Find the Best Places To Retire With Zero State Income Tax

ChatGPT reveals the best retirement states with no income tax: Wyoming, Florida and Nevada top the list, plus 6 runners-up with pros and cons for each location.

Benzinga

Yes, Social Security Checks Are Still Going Out During The Shutdown — But Don't Count On Quick Help From The SSA

Amidst the current government shutdown that began Oct. 1, plenty of questions arise — especially for retirees and others who rely on Social Security payments to make ends meet.

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How Social Security Disability Benefits Might Help Adult Children With Disabilities

Many parents of adult children with disabilities don’t realize they may qualify for lifetime financial support under Social Security. These benefits, known as Disabled Adult...

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How Middle-Class Retirees Can Make Their Money Last 25 Years or Longer

How to calculate your spending needs and plan strategic withdrawals that balance saving and spending in your golden years.

The Free Financial Advisor

10 Amazing Strategies for Creating Tax-Efficient Withdrawal Plans

You’ve worked hard, saved diligently, and built up your retirement accounts—but how you take that money out matters just as much as how you saved it. Without a smart strategy, taxes can quietly erode your nest egg over time. By designing tax-efficient withdrawal plans, retirees can stretch their savings, reduce…

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Suze Orman: These 3 Curveballs Could Derail Your Retirement Plan

Suze Orman is an author, podcaster and self-proclaimed "World's Most Influential Money Expert." She has a relatable way of helping people understand how to get control of their finances and reach real...

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