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Beware Three Medicare Open Enrollment Scams

Crooks are perfecting Medicare Open Enrollment scams to try to steal your money or personal information.

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What to Do as Soon as Your Divorce Is Final

Don't delay — getting these tasks accomplished as soon as possible can help you avoid costly consequences.

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1st term undercuts Trump's worker vows

Trump tried to slash protections for the working poor in ways that have been forgotten by many

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Cost of living adjustment: What retirees can expect in 2025

The Social Security Administration announced what the 2025 COLA increase will look like for more than 72 million Americans who receive benefits.

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Social Security COLA For 2025 Increases Payments For 72 Million Americans By 2.5%, Lowest In Years

The Social Security Administration's 2.5% COLA hike for 2025 will increase the monthly income of retired workers by an average of $50 and $100 for widowed mothers with two children.

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American Dream Accounts Act: New Bill Proposes $25K For Every US High School Graduate Via Social Security Investment

The proposed bill is expected to help kids become familiar with financial planning early on and level the playing field for Americans from all walks of life by offering each the chance to achieve financial freedom.

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Here's How Much Social Security Checks Are Going Up Next Year

The cost-of-living adjustments are tied to the rate of inflation as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Social Security COLA For 2025: What Retirees Need To Know About Their 'Raise'

Social Security checks for 72.5 million Americans will be 2.5% bigger in 2025, the Social Security Administration announced.

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Social Security COLA Is 2.5% for 2025: What to Know

The 2025 Social Security COLA, tax wage cap and how much you need to earn to qualify for SS credits has been announced by the Social Security Administration.

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Social Security Administration Announces New Streamlined SSI Application

The new SSI application is intended to make the application process less burdensome and challenging.

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Social Security payments will be affected soon by a COLA change

Though it is likely to be lower than the adjustments over the past few years, retirees will see a bump in their monthly Social Security payments.

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Three Changes Coming for Social Security in 2025

Use these three changes in Social Security to plan ahead for 2025.

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72 Million Americans Receive Social Security Benefits, But Here Are Five Ways You Can Lose Them

Social Security benefits can be lost due to various reasons, including incarceration, returning to work, remarriage, or changes in health conditions.

International Business Times UK

What Are Social Security Credits, and How Do They Work?

You have to earn a certain amount of money for a certain amount of time in order to be eligible to collect Social Security benefits.

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Trump pitches repealing tax on Social Security benefits - Roll Call

Social Security payments would be exempt from taxes under former President Donald Trump’s latest campaign trail tax cut proposal.

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Social Security Administration Offices Closed Due To Global Outage

Social Security Administration closes offices due to global outage, causing service disruptions. Efforts underway to restore services and minimize impact o...

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The behind the scenes chaos which led the Social Security watchdog to resign

In her resignation letter, Gail Ennis described the agency she had run for five years as “vibrant” and thanked her colleagues - despite years-long calls for her resignation and accusations of retaliation.

Latin Times

Social Security Disability Insurance: here's what recipients should know about May payments

The Social Security Administration is scheduled to send the second SSDI payment for this month on May 15

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Social Security Expands Access To SSI Benefits

Social Security just expanded access to Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits and reduced the administrative burden for low-income households.

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How to Estimate Your Social Security Benefits in Six Steps

To plan smart for retirement, estimate your Social Security benefits years before you'll need the money. Here's how to do it.

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Social Security 2024: Ways your benefits can be temporarily or permanently revoked

The first two Social Security checks for May were sent out to recipients. Here's what you should know to avoid getting your benefits revoked

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Liam and Olivia are still the most popular baby names in the U.S.—but Mateo is rising

Olivia and Liam are the most popular baby names in the U.S. for the fifth consecutive year, according to an annual tally by the Social Security Administration.

Latin Times

Social Security 2024: here's when recipients are set to receive their May checks

The first May Social Security payment was sent out last week, and with it millions of Americans will receive up to $4,800. Here's what you should know.

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Government Lawyer Selected As Juror In High-Profile Case

A male lawyer from the Social Security Administration serves as a juror in a trial, assuring his impartiality despite his government position.

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How to Spot a Social Security Scam (and What to Do About It)

Here are a scam's red flags and how to report it if someone tries to scam you. The first things to do if a scammer contacts you: Remain calm and ignore them.

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