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Steve Cohen's Point72 Goes Heavy on Tech and Pharma Stocks, Investing Over $330M in Two Trades

Point72 Asset Management recently purchased over 10 million shares of Confluent and Amylyx Pharma common stock, worth more than $334.17 million.

International Business Times UK

US Social Security Retirement Age Raised to 67 Starting 2026—What Does This Mean for You?

Amendments to the Social Security Act decades ago ensured that the retirement age rises by two-month increments annually, and it reached 67 for those turning 65 in 2026 and after.

International Business Times UK

How New Retirees are Navigating Economic Uncertainty

‘I Picked a Helluva Time to Retire.’ Six strategies for new retirees facing a dicey stock market and unpredictable economy.

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Retired and Still Paying: Why Thousands of Pensioners Are Losing Social Security to Student Loans

Student loan debt is reducing Social Security payments for thousands of US retirees, raising concerns over retirement security and debt policy.

International Business Times UK

‘Millions of dead people’: Donald Trump trots out a prehistoric lie, and oh, his fingerprints are all over the impending collapse

Dead people didn't kill Social Security.

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What is the IRMAA (Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount)?

IRMAA is a surcharge added to your Medicare Part B and Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage premiums if your income is above a certain level. Here's what you need to know.

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State Regulations Make Wrestling Less Fun

Missouri's denial of Miyu Yamashita's wrestling license, despite a valid work visa, is a microcosm of overregulation that hurts professional wrestlers and the industry across the country.

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Social Security Trust Funds to Run Dry 1 Year Earlier Than Projected; Benefits to Drop by 19%

The Social Security Board of Trustees said in an annual report that Social Security Trust Funds, comprising Old-Age and Survivors Insurance and Disability Insurance, will have revenue to pay all scheduled benefits only until 2034, which is one year earlier than previous projections.

International Business Times UK

No Social Security Tax Changes in Trump’s 'Big Bill'? What Retirees Need to Know

Eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits is missing from President Trump’s tax overhaul. Here’s why and what an alternative offering could mean for retirement taxes.

Kiplinger

How to Dodge the 'Medicare Tax' Before You Retire

A Roth conversion may be the key to avoiding costly IRMAA surcharges on your premiums.

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You just retired (or are about to). Now what?

You just retired (or are about to)

The Independent UK

She Thought Her SSI Ended At 18 — Now She's Worried Her Mom May Still Be Collecting It

A young woman recently shared her story on Reddit, saying she believed her Supplemental Security Income stopped when she turned 18 — but was shocked to learn that payments were still being deposited into a bank account associated with her mother. Now she's worried that this could lead to serious…

Benzinga

'I Assumed It Was A Scam Letter At First!' Social Security Claims Woman Was Overpaid By $20,491 After Making $275K Last Year

When a retiree received a letter from the Social Security Administration claiming she owed over $20,000 due to excess income in 2024, her family thought it had to be a scam. The letter stated she earned $275,367 during the year — an amount her family says is impossible. The woman…

Benzinga

Employee Stock Options: Understanding the Benefits and Risks

The dream of employee stock options includes realities of time, paperwork and market forces.

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Social Security is set to dry up even sooner than expected—and younger generations will pay the price

If Congress does not act, then workers face a 23% automatic benefit cut in a few years.

Benzinga

Still Working At 69, Eligible For Social Security: Should He Keep Waiting Or Claim Now?

At 69, many Americans are thinking about slowing down, if they haven't already — but not everyone. One Reddit user recently shared that her husband, born in January 1956, is still working full time and loves his job. He's also the only one at his hospital who performs certain specialized…

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Medicare Premiums 2026: Projected IRMAA Brackets and Surcharges for Parts B and D

Will you have to pay the monthly Medicare premium surcharge next year? It depends on a few factors.

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10 Bills That Spike After You Retire

For many, retirement is the finish line—the moment when years of hard work finally pay off. No more alarm clocks, no more commutes, and finally...

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What to Do After Losing Your Spouse: An Expert Guide

Some financial decisions need to be made sooner rather than later. In honor of International Widows' Day, here's what you need to know about gathering documents and contacting government agencies and financial institutions.

Saving Advice

From Paychecks to Payouts: How Social Security Works and What It Means for You

For many Americans, Social Security is seen as something far off—something that “older people” rely on, or a system that may not even be around...

The Independent UK

There’s a new retirement age for 2026 if you need to collect Social Security

Americans approaching retirement face an important decision: when they should claim their benefits

Saving Advice

How Social Security Cuts Will Slash Your Check to Just 81% by 2034

If you’re relying on Social Security, brace yourself: it may only pay 81% of your promised benefits by 2034, thanks to upcoming Social Security cuts....

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Retire in Ecuador for an Affordable, Rich Life

Ecuador offers one of the world’s most painless visa processes in a country rich with biodiversity.

Kiplinger

Why Single Retirees Have It Better Than You Think

From housing to health care, see how flying solo in retirement can stretch your funds further.

The Independent UK

Aflac finds suspicious activity on US network that may impact Social Security numbers, other data

Aflac says that it has identified suspicious activity on its network in the U.S. that may impact Social Security numbers and other personal information, calling the incident part of a cybercrime campaign against the insurance industry

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