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8 Laws That Quietly Strip Away Rights After Age 70

Aging is often romanticized as a time of wisdom, leisure, and enjoying the fruits of a lifetime of hard work. But for many Americans, turning...

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I Asked ChatGPT To Explain Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ To Me Like I’m 12 — Here’s What It Said

I asked ChatGPT to cut through the noise and condense sprawling policy documents to provide me with a clear, emotionally neutral summary.

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Social Security Claims Spiking — 5 Reasons To Follow Suit

Social Security claims surged in 2025 as insolvency, healthcare, debt and inflation concerns drive retirees to consider taking benefits early.

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Seven Financial Considerations When Downsizing for Retirement

With prices going up on everything, you may be looking for a cheaper place to live. To truly evaluate costs, take a hard look at taxes and intangibles.

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Should My 80-Year-Old Dad and 65-Year-Old Mom Turn Their $687,000 Nest Egg Into an Annuity? 'I Don't Think They Realize How Much They're Spending'

A Reddit user posed a question that hits home for a lot of families trying to help their aging parents navigate retirement: Does it make sense to buy an annuity?

Benzinga

No More Paper Checks From Social Security After Sept. 30 — Here's What You Need To Do Now

The Social Security Administration will stop sending paper checks to beneficiaries at the end of September. If you still receive your Social Security payments by mail, it's time to make a switch — and soon.

Benzinga

Redditor Gets A Surprise Letter From The SSA Months After Their Mother's Death — 'I'm Just Tired Of All The Death-Related Paperwork'

After losing a loved one, paperwork is often the last thing grieving families want to deal with. But for one Reddit user, a surprising letter from the Social Security Administration months after their mother's death brought more questions — and more forms.

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The 5 Things That Disappear When You Retire

When you decide to retire, your life changes significantly. Understanding and anticipating these potential changes helps you better prepare for this new chapter.

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Retirement Made Easy: 5 Tips for Boomers To Ensure They’re Ready

Worried about retirement savings? Discover how boomers can plan smarter, eliminate guesswork and feel confident they’ve saved enough.

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My First $1 Million: Retiree, 63, Chicago Metro Area

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

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3 Little-Known Social Security Rules That Could Save You Thousands

When it comes to Social Security, what you don't know can cost you. Many retirees leave money on the table simply because they are unaware of certain rules built into the system.

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How the ‘big, beautiful bill’ will deepen the racial wealth gap – a law scholar explains how it reduces poor families’ ability to afford food and health care

President Donald Trump has said the “big, beautiful bill” he signed into law on July 4, 2025, will stimulate the economy and foster financial security.

The Conversation

6 Retirement Benefits That Disappear If You Move States

Retirement is supposed to be simple. You work for decades, save what you can, and then finally get to enjoy the fruits of your labor. But what if moving to a new state could quietly erase some of the retirement benefits you’ve counted on? Many people don’t realize that crossing…

Clever Dude

Ask the Editor, July 18: Questions on the $6,000 Senior Deduction

In this week's Ask the Editor Q&A, we answer tax questions from readers on the new $6,000 deduction for taxpayers 65 and older.

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The Free Financial Advisor

6 Retirement Traps That No One Talks About Until It’s Too Late

Retirement planning is supposed to be simple. You save, you invest, and one day you stop working. But the truth is, there are hidden traps that can catch you off guard. These aren’t the usual warnings about saving more or starting early. These are the issues that sneak up on…

Budget and the Bees

10 Things You Should Never Store in the Glove Compartment

The glove compartment is the default storage spot for countless drivers, a convenient place to stash items you might need on the road. However, what feels convenient can quickly become a major liability in the event of a car break-in or even a simple traffic stop. Many people unknowingly keep…

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Exposed Child: 7 Ways Your Child’s Identity Is Already Exposed

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Is Your State About to Tax Your Social Security Benefits?

Social Security benefits are a lifeline for millions of retirees. But what if your state decides to tax those benefits? For many, this is a real concern. You might think your Social Security is safe from state taxes, but that’s not always true. Some states are changing their rules, and…

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5 Types of People Who Could Actually Benefit from Delaying Social Security

Delaying Social Security isn’t for everyone—but for these 5 types of people, it could mean bigger checks and long-term financial gains.

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Worried About Social Security in 2025? A Pro Financial Planner Shares Key Things To Know

In a recent podcast, Barbara Ginty reassured listeners that while Social Security isn't going away, it does face pressures that require thoughtful planning.

Benzinga

Trump Admin Grants ICE Access To 79 Million Medicaid Records — California AG Rob Bonta Calls It 'Unprecedented' Privacy Breach

The Trump administration will give Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to the personal data of nearly 79 million Medicaid enrollees, a trove that includes names, addresses, birth dates, race and ethnicity, and Social Security numbers, according to an agreement obtained by The Associated Press.

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Governments have the right to expect MPs to support their decisions

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: If anything, given the sheer size of the rebellion on social security – 130 of his own MPs threatening to defeat a government bill – Keir Starmer has been too lenient

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These Experts Say ChatGPT Can’t Beat the Stock Market — But It Can Still Make You Richer

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10 Financial Promises That Will Never Be Kept

We live in a world filled with financial promises—claims from companies, advisors, and even well-meaning friends that if you follow certain steps, everything will work...

Clever Dude

10 Quiet Policy Changes That Affect Millions of Retirees

Retirement should be a time to relax, but policy changes can make it stressful. Many rules that affect retirees change quietly, without much attention. These changes can impact your Social Security, healthcare, taxes, and even how much you can save. If you’re not paying close attention, you might miss something…

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