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10 Steps to Recover Fast After a Financial Breach

Few things are more stressful than discovering your financial information has been stolen. Retirees living on fixed incomes often feel especially vulnerable, as even small...

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10 SSA Account Settings You Must Check Before You Claim

The Social Security Administration (SSA) encourages retirees to set up online accounts to manage benefits. These portals let you check earnings, track eligibility, and prepare...

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Why Relying on Social Security Is a Risky Bet — and How To Build a Backup Plan

Experts explain why Social Security shouldn’t be your main income in retirement — and how to build a diversified plan with multiple income sources.

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Social Security Statement Error? Husband's 2023 Earnings Listed As Zero, Wife Asks If It Will Lower His Benefits

When a Social Security statement shows incorrect income, it can cause confusion and concern about how benefits may be affected. One woman recently posted on Reddit's r/SocialSecurity forum:

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About To Start Earning Social Security in 2026? Avoid These 3 Mistakes

Planning to claim Social Security in 2026? Learn the top 3 mistakes that could shrink your benefits—and how to avoid them before it’s too late.

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Social Security COLA Scams Are on the Rise: 4 Red Flags To Watch For

Scammers may be targeting your Social Security COLA increases. Learn about four warning signs to help you protect your benefits and avoid identity theft.

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4 Smart Moves for Retirees Ahead of the Social Security Overhaul

With major changes coming to Social Security, retirees can take key steps now to protect their benefits and financial future. Here are four smart moves.

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Is the One Big Beautiful Bill Really All That Great for Your Retirement?

While tax cuts sound attractive, it's still wise to plan ahead for retirement by considering strategies like Roth conversions to offset potential tax increases in the future and stealth taxes that could surprise you.

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Is Your IRMAA Appeal Strong Enough—or Missing One Key Document?

Retirees with higher incomes often face an unpleasant surprise: Medicare surcharges called IRMAA (Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount). These add significant costs to Part B and...

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8 Social Security Overpayment Shocks—and How to Respond

Social Security is supposed to provide stability in retirement. Retirees count on monthly deposits as a predictable income to cover living expenses. That’s why receiving...

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IRS Phasing Out Paper Checks: Here's What to Know in 2026

IRS tax refunds and Social Security paper checks are typically delivered online now. Will that impact your money?

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'Can My Mom Use My Dad's Work History?' — Family Struggles To Navigate Medicare Enrollment Rules

A 65-year-old new retiree is ready to sign up for Medicare — but she doesn't have enough work credits of her own. Her husband, age 75, has already retired, collects Social Security, and is enrolled in Medicare. The family's question, posed in a recent Reddit post, is one many households…

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'Not good enough': John Swinney hits back at Tory attacks on Scottish benefit system

JOHN Swinney hit back at the Scottish Tory leader’s criticism of the “soaring benefits bill”, accusing Russell Findlay of not setting out…

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Don’t Apply for Social Security on This Day of the Week

While the application is available year-round, certain days and times could lead to delayed processing, longer hold times and added frustration.

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5 Smart Ways You Should Invest an Extra Social Security Check

Throughout a calendar year, sometimes Social Security recipients end up with an "extra" Social Security check in one month. Here are some tips on handling it.

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Justice Department Sues Maine and Oregon Over Voter Data in Escalating Election Battle

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed lawsuits this week against Maine and Oregon, intensifying a clash between the Trump administration and Democratic-led states over access to voter registration data. The lawsuits mark the first legal actions taken after multiple states rejected federal requests for detailed voter information, including partial…

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I Asked ChatGPT for 5 States Where Social Security Gives You Enough To Retire

Discover 5 U.S. states where Social Security benefits stretch far enough to retire comfortably—no side income or savings required.

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I’m a Millionaire Earning $400K a Year — Here’s My Frugal Monthly Budget

In its Millennial Money series, CNBC profiled the success of Fares Ksebati, a 33-year-old Detroit native who built a small fortune yet still lives frugally.

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Could Ignoring Your Student Loans Ruin Your Social Security?

For many, student loans are the beast lurking in the financial shadows, always there, always looming. But what happens when ignoring that beast leads to even bigger consequences down the road? You may be cruising through life thinking, “Hey, I’m doing fine,” but the truth is, your student loan debt…

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The Seven Best-Paying Side Gigs For Retirees

If you're worried you won't have enough saved for a comfortable retirement, or that life after work will be boring, these well-paid roles could be the answer.

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6 Ways Retiring Boomers Can Keep From Becoming Homeless

The complicated issue of unhoused people in the boomer generation is due to many factors.

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Gray Divorce Can Throw Your Retirement a Curveball: What to Know

If you're entering retirement and going through a divorce at the same time, you've got some work to do to shore up your long-term financial security.

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2026 COLA Boost Could Be Erased by Medicare Hike—Here’s What Retirees Need to Know

Every fall, retirees look forward to Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). It’s meant to protect against inflation and keep benefits aligned with rising prices. But...

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6 Hazardous Financial Moves That Feel Smart—Until They Backfire

Some financial strategies sound brilliant at first glance. They’re often pitched as “smart money moves” that promise to save, protect, or grow wealth. But in...

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10 State-to-State Cost Shocks Retirees Don’t See Coming

Retirement planning often focuses on savings, investments, and Social Security—but location can make or break a budget. Many retirees underestimate how much costs vary from...

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