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New disability benefit replacing PIP to be rolled out in three areas in Scotland today

The Adult Disability Payment will be administered through Social Security Scotland and will replace the Personal Independence Payment, which is delivered by the UK Government.

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Now the new Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone SE buyers choosing AT&T Inc (NYSE:T) or T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ:TMUS) can enter the data and connect to their carrier when they power on the device, Bloomberg reports. The “on-device authentication” process will begin in stores on March 29 and will likely take the edge off the customer service by…

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Vulnerable Scots won't have new benefit reviewed under 'compassionate' social security system

EXCLUSIVE: The Scottish Government will confirm this morning that the new Adult Disability Payment will include 'indefinite awards'.

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Matthew Yglesias: The not-so-secret Republican plan to raise taxes

Ever since the 2018 midterm elections, Republicans have done a very good job of not describing their vision for the country. Instead, they have kept their focus on the culture wars and which progressive ideas they’ll try to block.

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Social Security fixes could animate post-midterms agenda

WASHINGTON — If Republicans take one or both chambers of Congress in November, don’t be surprised if shoring up Social Security’s finances becomes an area of bipartisan focus.

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Social Security fixes could animate post-midterms agenda - Roll Call

Veterans of previous bipartisan working groups in the Senate have begun talking about the need for fixes to counter future shortfalls.

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Police probe shows Missouri data weakness existed a decade before Post-Dispatch exposed it

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A police investigation released Monday shows that a flaw in a Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education webpage had been in place since 2011 and that no one had noticed the flaw until a St. Louis Post-Dispatch journalist pointed out the weakness.

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New disability benefit replacing PIP from next month will see DWP-style assessments ‘abolished’

Transfer to the new social security system for existing claimants is due to start in August.

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Personal info from WA state licensing agency database may already be on 'dark web'

Personal information of some of the hundreds of thousands of licensed professionals potentially exposed in a breach of a Washington state database may already have shown up on "dark web" clearinghouses used by identity thieves.

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Retirement Strategy: How To Add $179,057 To Your Social Security Benefits

Experts recommend delaying the start of Social Security benefits. But how long do you have to wait for that postponement to pay off?

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Scott Burns: This money magic secret is about real life

The book has a striking dust jacket that’s easily worth more than a thousand words. It shows a top hat with emerging rabbits made of origami-folded cash.

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Michael Hiltzik: Millions of Americans are fixated on stock prices. They shouldn't pay such close attention

Following the Dow, are you?

Los Angeles Times

Is Your Social Security Income Taxed?

The IRS has begun to accept 2021 returns. This start to the tax season sparks an annual boom in taxpayers asking, Is my Social Security income taxed?

Investors Business Daily

'I'm heartbroken': Users mourn the loss of top stolen credit card site

The dark web’s UniCC, in business since 2013, closes shop Saturday.

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'4.7% Rule' Is Like A $283,000 Retirement Savings Bonus

You can't live off Social Security benefits alone. Smart retirement planning says the 4.7% Rule is your best shot for safe, durable retirement income.

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