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'Our Bill Provides A Financial Lifeline To Seniors' – Senate Democrats Propose $200 Monthly Social Security Increase To Offset Inflation

As living costs continue to climb, a group of Senate Democrats is pushing for temporary financial relief for older Americans. The newly introduced Social Security Emergency Inflation Relief Act bill aims to boost monthly Social Security and veterans' benefits by $200 per month for six months, starting in early 2026.

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Warning: The Full Retirement Age Just Increased for the 1959 Birth Year

Social Security benefits are a cornerstone of retirement planning for millions of Americans. The age at which individuals can claim full benefits directly impacts financial...

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Experts Warn Government Has 'Run Roughshod Over the Law' as Social Security Confirms Expanded Data Sharing

The disclosure came through an updated system of record notice, a type of filing that by law must be issued before federal agencies exchange sensitive data

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1 in 5 People Are Retired in These States — Here Is What Retirement Costs Them in 2025

Here's how much America's retirement go-tos cost retirees.

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How Much Is Robert Kiyosaki’s Social Security Check?

Find out what Robert Kiyosaki's Social Security check could look like and what it reveals about retirement income for wealthy Americans.

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I Just Retired At 62 With $980K Between My 401(k), Roth IRA, And Brokerage Account—Which Do I Tap First So I Don't Get Crushed on Taxes?

When Jim, 62, walked away from his aerospace engineering career last month, he didn't exactly feel like he was walking into freedom.

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Credit Bureaus Hide This Critical Mistake That Slashes Your Score

Credit scores determine access to loans, mortgages, and even job opportunities. A strong score opens doors to financial freedom, while a weak score closes them....

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7 Most Effective Retirement Planning Moves of 2025 You Should Take Into 2026

Financial planners say several of last year's most effective strategies remain powerful ways to protect and grow your nest egg in 2026. Here are some to try.

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Social Security Considers Closing Offices in Some Cities — Here’s What It Could Mean for Your Benefits

Earlier this year, the Trump Administration explored closing nearly 50 local Social Security Administration offices, as reported by Government Executive. Internal SSA documents stated a goal of...

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Almost Half Of Non-Retirees Plan To File For Social Security Before Age 67, And Only 10% Plan To Wait Until Age 70

Many Americans know that waiting to claim Social Security can boost their monthly benefit — yet most still plan to file early. A new study from global asset management firm Schroders highlights how concerns about retirement income are shaping decisions about when to start collecting benefits.

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How Long You Could Last on Nothing but Social Security in 12 Major East Coast Cities

Baltimore is the one city where you can get by on Social Security alone.

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The Quiet Expansion of Senior Benefits in Unexpected Places

Senior benefits are often associated with Social Security and Medicare, but new programs are quietly expanding in unexpected places. These expansions are not heavily advertised,...

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Are Your Social Security Benefits Actually Taxable Under This Clause?

If you thought your Social Security benefits were always tax-free, you’re not alone—but you might be in for a surprise. Millions of retirees each year...

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The New ‘Work-Optional’ Retirement: How Boomers Are Redefining Life After 65

Boomers are choosing phased retirement, blending part-time work with diversified income streams to build financial freedom, purpose and lasting stability.

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6 Changes to IRAs, 401(k)s and HSAs in 2026

Changes to IRAs — Roth and traditional — and 401(k)s may mean more money for you in retirement.

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6 Tax Reasons to Convert Your IRA to a Roth (and When You Shouldn't)

Here’s how converting your traditional retirement account to a Roth IRA can boost your nest egg — but avoid these costly scenarios.

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How Long You Could Last on Nothing but Social Security in 8 Major Midwest Cities

You could afford Detroit and come close in a few other cities.

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I Asked ChatGPT If I Can Retire on $500K: Here’s What It Said

While $500K may seem like a lot of money, when aiming at retirement, today's economy is proving difficult for many retirees of all degrees of wealth.

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How Long You Could Last on Nothing but Social Security in 11 Major West Coast Cities

You will need more than Social Security to afford any of these places.

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Still Working While Receiving Social Security? A Financial Adviser's Guide to the Earnings Test

If you haven't reached your full retirement age yet, your Social Security check could take a hit, depending on how much you earn.

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Social Security not planning major disability overhaul amid criticism

A reported plan would've reduced the number of people who qualified for disability, panicking advocates.

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6 State-Level Benefits That Aren’t Promoted — But Still Active

Most retirees focus on federal programs like Social Security and Medicare, but state-level benefits can be just as valuable. These programs often provide financial relief,...

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Here’s How Trump’s $2K Dividend Could Impact Retirees on Social Security

Trump has hinted at a $2,000 stimulus funded by tariff revenue. What do retirees and Social Security recipients need to know about these possible payments?

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Retirees Often Face Higher Taxes After A Spouse Dies: Steps To Avoid 'Survivor's Penalty' From The IRS

Losing a spouse can deliver a second blow after grief, which is a higher tax bill. Financial planners warn that the so-called "survivor's penalty" can sharply raise lifetime taxes if couples don't plan.

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Democratic state election officials demand answers on Justice Department's requests for voter data

Ten Democratic secretaries of state are asking the Trump administration to provide more information about its efforts to seek voter registration data

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