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10 States Where Retirees Get Smaller Social Security Raises

Geography doesn't dictate how much Social Security you will receive. However, employment opportunities, pay scale and lifetime earnings impact your monthly benefit greatly.

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IRS Announces 401(K) Contribution Increase For 2025

IRS raises retirement account contribution limits and standard deductions for 2025, Social Security benefits also increase.

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Kamala Harris Sees 'Silver Surge' Over Trump With Critical Swing State Voters

The Democrat is so far getting a clear advantage among seniors who have cast their vote in Pennsylvania

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Divorced Boomers Struggle with 40% Less in Retirement Savings – Why Women Lose More in Settlements

Divorces are adding to the financial distress of US retirees, especially women who don't have a robust financial infrastructure as men, creating long-term income gaps.

International Business Times UK

Married Woman Wants To Claim Benefits From Ex-husband's Social Security, But Afraid It'll Blow His 'Short Fuse'

The age of remarriage is among the top factors that determine your eligibility for Social Security disability or survivor benefits on your former spouse's records.

International Business Times UK

Fact check: Would Trump slash social security and Medicare?

Kamala Harris claims Donald Trump would allow medical insurance companies to deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.

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Trump offer to Musk will cost Americans

A look at the people who Trump has given a seat at his table

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Fact check: Kamala Harris’s speech at the White House Ellipse

Harris spoke at the site of Trump’s ‘Save America’ rally one week ahead of the election. We fact-checked her claims.

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Will millennials ever be able to retire?

Policy changes could get American workers back on track for secure, comfortable retirements

Salon

Don't Make These Big Mistakes When Claiming Your Social Security Benefits

New survey reveals that many people don't’ know their full retirement age, aren’t sure the age they are or were eligible for full retirement benefits or take benefits too early.

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Mucarsel-Powell Feels 'Cautiously Optimistic' Ahead of Tight Race Against Rick Scott for Florida's Senate Seat

From healthcare to immigration, here is where Debbie Mucarsel-Powell wants to take Florida and become the first Latina to represent the state in the Senate.

Latin Times

Uruguay Election: Moderates Defy Regional Trends In Presidential Race

Uruguay's presidential election highlights moderates amidst stability, focusing on social issues and security concerns. High voter turnout expected.

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Trump tells Joe Rogan he supports getting rid of income taxes and instead relying on tariffs—‘Yeah, sure, but why not?’

Trump has also teased eliminating taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security payments, as well as exemptions for the military, veterans, and first responders.

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The Minimum Savings You Need To Retire in All 50 States

Are you concerned you haven't saved enough for retirement? Here are the average annual expenses and minimum savings amounts needed to get by in all 50 states.

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How Harris can still shape the race

Harris needs to deliver clear answers to voters' biggest questions. If she does that effectively, she wins

Capital & Main

Trump Tried to Slash Aid for Tens of Millions of Poor Americans — and Some Voters Worry He’ll Succeed if Elected Again

Experts warn that Trump's return could mean drastic cuts to public assistance programs from Medicaid to food assistance, while low-income voters want Harris to offer more support.

The Independent UK

Thousands were adopted to the US but not made citizens. Decades later, they risk being deported

The United States has brought hundreds of thousands of children from abroad to be adopted by American families

Reason

Where Is Trump's Plan To Cut Spending?

The former president says the government should be funded like it was in 1890. So where's the plan to reset spending to 1890s levels?

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Who Will Cost You More In Taxes, Harris Or Trump?

A presidential election can be taxing for individuals and investors. And this year's vote is no different. There's no shortage of policy uncertainty for taxes.

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Is a Roth Conversion Right for You Before the Election?

If you’re concerned about possible tax policy changes after the next president takes office, you might want to consider a Roth conversion now.

The Conversation

This Atlanta neighborhood hired a case manager to address rising homelessness − and it’s improving health and safety for everyone

Homelessness has surged across the United States in recent years, rising 19% from 2016 though 2023. The main cause is a severe shortage of affordable housing. Rising homelessness has renewed debates about use of public space and how encampments affect public safety.

Fortune

Trump would make Social Security insolvent by 2031, report says

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget said Trump’s plans would eventually slash payments to retirees by one-third.

The Independent UK

Trump’s policies could drain Social Security in just six years, report warns

Retirement program might be forced to cut checks as early as 2031 under Trump’s proposed agenda

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Trump's Tax Breaks Could Deplete Social Security Trust Funds

Trump's tax breaks on Social Security benefits may deplete trust funds earlier, impacting future benefits and financial stability.

Fortune

Donald Trump’s policies would drain Social Security’s finances faster, report finds

Under Trump, Social Security’s trust fund would run out three years earlier than currently projected, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

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