Category: Finance
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How Waiting Until Full Retirement Age Can Lead To Receiving Higher Social Security Benefits – Check More About It Here!
Here’s how waiting until full retirement age can lead to higher Social Security benefits. How Waiting Until Full Retirement Age Will Increase Social Security Benefits in the Future While other Americans aim to claim their Social Security benefits before their full retirement age, some want to wait longer until full retirement age at 67 or…
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2024 Cost-of-Living Adjustment Revealed: 3.2% Increase Awaits 70 Million Retirees
On October 12, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will unveil the 2024 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), affecting around 70 million retirees dependent on Social Security payments. This annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is vital in safeguarding retirees against rising living costs, akin to securing inflation protection on a private annuity The Senior Citizens League (TSCL), a leading…
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California Guaranteed Income Program Provides No-Strings-Attached Cash Support
Residents of Sacramento County, California, have the opportunity to benefit from a new round of guaranteed income, thanks to a California guaranteed income program funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and a generous donation from the Sierra Health Foundation. The California guaranteed income program allocates $1 million to provide 130 households with a monthly,…
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NYC Rent Regulation Debate Sparks Nationwide Controversy, Supreme Court Challenge Looms
New York City serves as a cautionary tale of the pitfalls of NYC rent regulation, with the U.S. Supreme Court currently considering its constitutionality. The demand for NYC rent regulation is on the rise across the United States, driven by left-wing politicians, with potentially dire consequences for the rental housing supply The Supreme Court recently declined…
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Can I still collect both my own Social Security and that of my deceased spouse? Below are “survivor benefits” secrets you should be aware of
Even though it can be tough to think about, you must think about what would happen if one spouse passes away before the other. Your retirement plans may involve getting an RV or taking a global vacation. The Social Security survivors’ payments, which are a transfer of the dead’s retirement payment and which a widow…
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Washington Free Beacon Warns Biden Administration of Risks in Resuming Palestinian Aid
The conservative Washington Free Beacon news outlet emphasized potential hazards associated with this move, urging caution and a thorough assessment of the implications. The Washington Free Beacon highlighted concerns regarding the Biden administration’s decision to reinstate Palestinian aid The Washington Free Beacon underscored that resuming aid to the Palestinian territories could have far-reaching consequences for…
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Mortgage Payment Rise Continues To Slow Down Demand For Home Loans And Purchases
The mortgage payment rise continued to slow down demand for home loans and purchases. Mortgage Payment Rise Slows Down Demand for Home Loans and Home Purchases The mortgage payment rise continued to slow down the number of demands for home loans and purchases due to inflation and other economic struggles as the mortgage payment rise…
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Long-term Care Insurance Crucial for Seniors Facing Rising Care Costs
According to Genworth’s Cost of Care Survey, these expenses can range from $1,700 to over $9,000 per month. Long-term care insurance has become increasingly crucial as the cost of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and in-home caregivers continues to rise To safeguard your finances and ensure you receive adequate care when you’re no longer able…
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Social Security Cuts Looming: Impact Varies by Location
A new bill, HR-4583, addressing Social Security reform, has been presented in the House of Representatives. As the year 2033 approaches, concerns over Social Security cuts are mounting due to projections of trust fund depletion The Motley Fool reported significant changes outlined in the bill, coinciding with the Republican Study Committee‘s move to reduce fiscal…
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A Bank Has Just Unexpectedly Frozen a Customer’s Account for $48,000
The NBC-affiliated television station WSMV has reported that a bank has suddenly unexpectedly seized $48K in a customer’s account. The IRS deposited over $68,000 in overdue taxes into Torrie Jackson’s and her husband’s Green Dot Bank account early this year, she claims. According to Jackson, she started making significant withdrawals in July to shut the…