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France's PM risks tumbling in hostile parliament vote

France's Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces the biggest risk yet of being deposed by a hostile parliament as his government presents Monday a social security financing plan that has the opposition up in arms.

Radio France Internationale

Real Estate Expert Shares How He Made Over Millions from Condo Conversions and Short-Term Rentals

Real estate mogul Ken McElroy shares how he earned $1 million in the real estate business, which includes managing properties, short-term rentals, revamping facilities, and digitalising static billboards.

International Business Times UK

EV Buyers Could Lose $7.5K In Tax Credits as Trump Pledges to Scrap Biden-Era Mandate in 2025

Trump has vowed to scrap EV tax credits of $7,500 for new cars and $4,500 for used ones. He'd probably do that to fund his tax package, which would trim taxes on Social Security benefits, worker tips, and overtime pay.

International Business Times UK

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What Social Security Beneficiaries Should Know About 2025 Numbers

Declining inflation led to the lowest cost-of-living adjustment since 2020, with the 2025 COLA set to rise 2.5%.

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Will Social Security Be There When You Need It? Many People Worry It Won’t Be

The majority of Americans surveyed expect to rely on Social Security benefits to help cover everyday expenses in retirement, yet 73% worry they won’t get them.

Kiplinger

Retired Too Soon? Why 58% of Americans Are Calling It Quits Earlier Than Planned

A new study reveals that 58% of US workers retire earlier than planned, driven mostly by health or employment issues. The shift has profound implications for retirement security, urging financial planners to guide retirees toward better strategies for their future.

International Business Times

Parents are stealing their children's identities to access debt—and destroying their kids' credit scores in the process

"You trust your parents. This is not what they should be doing to their children."

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10 Insights About The US Economy For Thanksgiving Dinner Talk

Economists answer 10 pressing questions about the US economy, including why food is still expensive and why there hasn't been a recession.

Benzinga

US Boomer 'Unretires' And Works 7 Days A Week After Struggling With $1,470 Social Security Payments

Pamela Shields, 67, was compelled to unretire and take up night shifts at the grocery store and caregiving gigs during the daytime, as these gigs were the only way for her to put food on the table and support her kids whenever needed.

International Business Times UK

If You Want Mass Deportations, You Can't Have Less Government

Trump’s immigration agenda runs headfirst into his government efficiency initiative.

Reason

Walmart Alerts Shoppers: Expect Price Hikes If Trump's $3 Trillion Tariff Plan Takes Effect

Walmart highlighted during its recent Q3 earnings call that it could raise prices on several of its products if Trump's plan to raise tariffs by 10% on all US imports is implemented during his second term.

International Business Times UK

Social Security Trust Funds Could Run Dry By 2032

President Trump's Social Security policies and potential impacts on benefits and retirement planning.

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Feshop: The Truth Behind SSN Dumps: Are They Really the Best?

Introduction to Feshop SSN Dumps In the shadowy corners of the internet, a term has emerged that raises eyebrows and piques curiosity: Feshop SSN dumps. These elusive products promise access to sensitive information, but what lies beneath their ...

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McBride: Bathroom fight is a ruse

The representative-elect from Delaware said that bigoted rhetoric is "an attempt to distract" from real goals

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The Math on Mass Deportation Doesn't Add Up

Flawed calculations and overlooked benefits show why Trump's immigration plan would be a fiscal disaster for America.

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What Not to Do When Planning Your Retirement

Committing any of these four common mistakes can set you back in your golden years. Here's how to increase your chances of a successful retirement.

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Eight Ways Trump Could Impact Your 401(k), Nest Egg and Retirement Readiness

From investment returns to Social Security and 401(k) investments, Trump could change your retirement in ways you may not expect.

Roll Call

Vought picked for repeat performance at Trump's budget office - Roll Call

Russ Vought, the hard-driving budget director from President-elect Trump’s first term, will be nominated for a second stint in the job.

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The Conversation

Presidents often claim mandates − especially when they want to expand their power or are on the defensive

Shortly after the 2024 election was called in Donald Trump’s favor, he declared that voters had given him “an unprecedented and powerful mandate.”

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Six Missteps to Avoid as You Transition to Retirement

Don't lose sight of your finances when you finally reach retirement. These six classic missteps can chip away at the nest egg you’ve worked so hard to build.

International Business Times UK

Chicago Woman's Home Sold Without Her Knowledge Due To Assessor's Office Massive Mistake

McElroy's parcel ID or PIN linked to her family home was swapped with her neighbours, leading to considerable financial and mental stress over the years.

Reason

DOGE Can Succeed by Scaling Back Its Ambitions

The new advisory group promises bold savings and massive spending cuts, but without any expertise in the federal budget, it’s likely to be all bark and no bite.

Kiplinger

How to Apply for Social Security Online or In Person at Any Age

There are two ways to apply for Social Security retirement benefits. When you apply for benefits has no impact on how you file to claim your benefits.

Kiplinger

Thrift Savings Plan Contribution Limits for 2026

Thrift Savings Plan contribution limits are $23,500 in 2025, but will increase to $24,500 in 2026. Plus, new super catch-up limits for people ages 60-63.

Kiplinger

To Future-Proof Retirement Security, We Need Better Strategies

With retirees living longer and the inequalities that affect women and people of color, the retirement system needs some optimization. Here’s what would help.

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