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10 Times It Makes More Sense to Take Your Spouse’s Social Security

Deciding when and how to claim Social Security benefits can feel like navigating a complex maze. For married couples, the decision becomes even trickier when...

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10 Organizations You Should Contact Immediately After Your Spouse Dies

Losing your spouse is one of the most emotionally devastating experiences in life. Amid the grief, you’re often faced with a long and unfamiliar to-do...

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Undocumented migrant, 24, is arrested after he pretended to be a teen to enroll in Ohio high school

Police made the discovery after they say the migrant’s baby mama revealed his secret

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When Social Security Is Enough: 8 Ways To Ensure Your Social Security Will Fund a Modest But Happy Life

Many Americans fear that Social Security won’t be enough to support them in retirement. And while it’s true that Social Security alone doesn’t offer a...

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No Tax on Tips? How the New Tip Deduction Actually Works

Will you stop paying taxes on your tip income? New tax rules may allow some workers to reduce their tax liability on qualified tips. Here’s what you need to know and how to claim it.

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NL Hafta Subscribers’ Take Ep 1: A special feedback episode

In this special episode of NL Hafta, Abhinandan Sekhri, Manisha Pande, Raman Kirpal, Anand Vardhan and Jayashree Arunachalam catch up on all the letters – over 45 of them – that we’ve received from subscribers.Hafta letters: India-Pakistan, podcast ideas, team feedback, thoughts on patriotismWe have a page for subscribers to…

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'The Best Is Yet to Come' — Four Things You Gain in Retirement

Retirement should be a time of exploration, expansion and delight. So if you've done your planning well, enjoy these four retirement perks.

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Why Canadian Snowbirds Are Ditching Their US Homes

From rising costs to political tensions, here’s why foreign homeowners are selling and what it could mean for the American economy.

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Inflation remains the top worry for retirees, with 92% fearing their assets are being eaten away

Almost all retirees report they are worried about inflation lessening the value of their assets, according to a new survey.

Fortune

‘I have to worry each month’: social security cuts incite fears of payment disruptions

Agency has been significant target of Doge while nearly 69 million Americans receive benefits

The Guardian - US

Is Your Social Security Earnings Record Wrong? Here's How to Fix It

Your Social Security benefits are based on your Social Security earnings record. It's important to review your records to avoid having your benefits reduced.

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Why Retiring at 65 Could Become the New Financial Suicide

For decades, retiring at 65 has been considered the standard, but economic shifts are making this timeline increasingly risky. Rising costs, longer life expectancy, and...

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I'm 65 With $1.2 Million Saved and a Paid-off $1.3 Million Rental Property.

Should I be a landlord in retirement?

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Social Security Pop Quiz: Are You Among the 89% of Americans Who'd Fail?

Shockingly few people have any clue what their Social Security benefits could be. This financial adviser notes it's essential to understand that info and when it might be best to access your benefits.

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DOGE said 40% of the Social Security Agency’s calls were 'fraudulent.' Data suggests it was actually less than 1%

Elon Musk and his engineers claim 'insane' amounts of fraud in Social Security, but the real figures don’t back it up.

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Personal average tax rates in Europe: Which countries saw the biggest rise in 2024?

The tax burden on workers, composed of income tax and social security contributions, varies widely across Europe. In 2024, this burden changed significantly in some countries, with notable rises and falls.

The Independent UK

Social Security retirement age is changing this year. Here’s what you need to know

The increase for full retirement benefits represents the final scheduled increase in retirement age

The Independent UK

Foreign groups are stealing $1 trillion a year through identity theft – and DOGE is just letting it happen

Report by identity verification services company says scammers are bilking billions from US government agencies and citizens

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Supreme Court sounds open to limits on nationwide injunctions - Roll Call

The Supreme Court appeared ready Thursday to place some limits on the power of district judges to freeze presidential actions nationwide.

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The GOP Wants to Auto-Enroll Your Child in a Trump Account for Savings

The federal government will soon auto-enroll some children in a tax-advantaged Trump Account for kids.

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The Rule of 240 Paychecks in Retirement

The Rule of 240 Paychecks can help you plan for a lifetime of withdrawals. Because, like any good boss, you need to pay yourself wisely.

The Independent UK

Older people in crosshairs as government restarts Social Security garnishment on student loans

As the Trump administration resumes collections on defaulted student loans, hundreds of thousands of older Americans with decades-old debts are now at risk of having their Social Security checks garnished

The Guardian - US

Republicans push for bigger families – but their tax bill could exclude millions from child credits

Estimated 17 million kids would be ineligible for tax credit because their parents wouldn’t make enough to qualify

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How Much Would Social Security's 2033 Shortfall Cost You?

The Social Security trust fund will be insolvent in 2033 and by 2035 will have to reduce benefits by 23%. Here is now much more you need to save to cover the potential shortfall.

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The Odd Couple: Renting Out a Room in Retirement

Whether you're more Golden Girls or Felix Unger, renting out a room in retirement might make financial sense. You might even have fun.

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