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Senate May Have Opened Path for Undocumented Families to Use Trump Savings Accounts By Dropping Social Security Rule: Report

Initially, the legislation included a requirement that at least one parent of a child using the accounts have a Social Security number but that language was dropped from the final version

Latin Times · Jul 4, 2025

'I Had NO Clue What My Ex Was Doing' – Divorced Mom Says She Owes $24,000 Because Her Ex Collected Disability While Secretly Working

A divorced mother is facing a $24,000 Social Security overpayment notice — and she says she's just as shocked as anyone.

Benzinga · Jul 4, 2025

White House Mocked After Promoting Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Gets Flagged by Community Notes: 'Lying Again'

The White House's press secretary was mocked online after a tweet promoting Donald Trump's "one big, beautiful bill" was flagged by X's Community Notes.

Latin Times · Jul 3, 2025

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9 Bills That Become Unpayable the Moment Someone Dies

When a loved one passes away, the bereaved family is left to navigate a maze of emotional and financial responsibilities. One of the most pressing concerns is settling the deceased’s outstanding debts. While it’s a common misconception that all debts are inherited, the reality is more complex. Certain types of…

Budget and the Bees · Jul 3, 2025

The GOP's $4.5 trillion spending bill creates a parallel, harsher tax system for immigrants and their relatives

The bill just passed by the Senate excludes immigrants and their citizen relatives from certain tax credits while dramatically hiking the fees immigrants must pay to access the asylum system.

Fortune · Jul 3, 2025

Widow's Social Security And Health Insurance Cut Off — All Because A Death Certificate Took Too Long

When a loved one passes away, navigating Social Security can be difficult. But for one New York widow, delays in getting a death certificate led to more than just paperwork problems — it caused her Social Security and health insurance to be cut off while she was undergoing cancer treatment.

Benzinga · Jul 3, 2025

9 Tax Decisions That Quietly Haunt Retirees Years Later

Retirement should be a time to relax, but tax decisions made years earlier can come back to cause stress. Many retirees find themselves facing unexpected tax bills, reduced benefits, or complicated paperwork because of choices they made without realizing the long-term impact. These tax mistakes are easy to overlook, but…

Clever Dude · Jul 3, 2025

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Why Some Landlords Now Refuse Tenants Over the Age of 60

A growing number of older adults are entering or returning to the rental market. Whether due to downsizing, divorce, rising home costs, or lifestyle changes,...

Saving Advice · Jul 3, 2025

Behaviors That Make You a Target for Financial Scams

Scammers are always looking for easy targets. They use tricks and pressure to get your money or personal information. No one wants to fall for...

Saving Advice · Jul 3, 2025

The Five Social Security Blind Spots Retirees Often Miss

Understand how benefits work before applying, so you don’t lose money for which you qualify.

Kiplinger · Jul 2, 2025

10 Places You Should Never Leave Important Documents

Keeping important documents safe is something most people don’t think about until a problem arises. Maybe you’ve lost a passport right before a trip, or you couldn’t find your birth certificate when you needed it. These moments can be stressful and may lead to more significant problems, such as identity…

Clever Dude · Jul 2, 2025

9 Government Letters That Should Never Arrive in Your Mailbox

Your daily mail is usually a mix of bills and junk mail. However, certain official envelopes can make your heart stop. A letter from a government agency often signals a serious issue. While many are routine, some letters indicate significant financial or legal trouble. You should treat these nine specific…

Budget and the Bees · Jul 2, 2025

Every New Trillion Of Debt In Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' Is 'Free Adertising For Bitcoin,' Expert States

President Donald Trump's widely debated “Big Beautiful Bill” passed through the Senate overnight, setting the stage for major fiscal expansion and prompting several market analysts to point to Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) as a potential long-term beneficiary.

Benzinga · Jul 2, 2025

7 Retirement Dreams That Turn Into Nightmares Without Planning

Retirement is supposed to be the reward for decades of hard work. Many people picture long vacations, time with family, and the freedom to do what they want. But the truth is, retirement dreams can quickly turn into nightmares if you don’t plan ahead. Costs can pile up, health can…

Clever Dude · Jul 2, 2025

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TechRadar · Jul 2, 2025

Insurance group Kelly Benefits says over half a million people now affected in major data breach - here's what we know

Criminals stole a host of sensitive files, including names, Social Security numbers, and more.

Kiplinger · Jul 2, 2025

'You Can't Take It With You' — Five Things You Lose in Retirement

There will inevitably be things you lose in retirement. But it's not all gloom and doom. Most people find happiness in retirement: here's how.

Reason · Jul 2, 2025

J.D. Vance Says Immigrants Will 'Bankrupt' the Federal Government. The Opposite Is True.

Vance cast the tie-breaking vote for a bill that will add $4 trillion to the debt. Meanwhile, immigrants are helping to keep the federal government's fiscal house of cards propped up.

Benzinga · Jul 2, 2025

Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Offers Seniors A $6,000 'Bonus' Tax Deduction: Here's How You Qualify For The Benefit

President Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" promises the first new tax break for older Americans since 2017, a temporary "senior bonus" deduction that could reduce many retirees' taxable income by up to $6,000 each year from 2025-28.

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Kiplinger · Jul 2, 2025

Social Security's First Beneficiary Lived to Be 100: Will You?

Ida May Fuller, Social Security's first beneficiary, retired in 1939 and died in 1975. Today, we should all be planning for a retirement that's as long as Ida's.

Clever Dude · Jul 1, 2025

8 Retirement Side Hustles the IRS Is Quietly Watching This Year

Side hustles are no longer just for millennials trying to crush student debt—retirees are getting in on the action, too. From freelancing to flipping furniture, older Americans are using side gigs to supplement Social Security and savings. But there’s one big catch: the IRS is watching. In recent years, the…

Benzinga · Jul 1, 2025

Social Security Says She Owes $4,765 — But Could The Monthly Rule Save Her From Paying Back Money She Didn't Earn?

When a woman received a letter from the Social Security Administration claiming she owed $4,765 due to excess earnings, she was understandably confused. After all, she thought she had followed the rules when she started collecting benefits early and continued working. But could a lesser-known rule — the "monthly earnings…

Reason · Jul 1, 2025

Why the NFLPA Kept Damning Collusion Evidence From Its Own Players

Plus: NHL labor news, wrestling regulations, and F1: The Movie.

Clever Dude · Jul 1, 2025

10 “Free” Benefits Retirees Often Forget to Claim

Retirement should be a time to relax, but it’s easy to miss out on valuable “free” benefits you’ve earned over the years. Many retirees are unaware of the numerous programs, discounts, and services available to them at no cost. These benefits can help stretch your budget, improve your health, and…

Clever Dude · Jul 1, 2025

9 Common Legal Documents That People Store Incorrectly

Legal documents are a part of life, whether you’re buying a house, starting a new job, or just handling everyday paperwork. But many people don’t realize how easy it is to store these documents the wrong way. When you keep important papers in the wrong place, you risk losing them,…

Benzinga · Jul 1, 2025

'I Make $80K More Per Year Than Her' – Husband Concerned How Wife Claiming Social Security On His Salary Could Affect His Benefits

As couples approach retirement age, Social Security benefits can raise plenty of questions — especially when there's a big gap in income between spouses.

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