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Retirees share biggest mistakes they made before stopping work

The average American believes they need $1.2 million to cover their retirement

The Independent UK · Jul 24

The Most Important Part of Your Social Security Statement That Many People Miss

The most important part of your Social Security Statement may not be the big retirement benefit estimate staring back at you. It may sit farther down the page, in the earnings record that shows how much money Social Security credits to your work history.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 24

Is government launching minimum pension scheme for all citizens? Ministry responds in Parliament

Parliament heard that the government has no minimum pension scheme plans. The Code on Social Security, 2020, aims to extend benefits to unorganized workers. This code also provides for setting up a Social Security Fund. The Employees' Pension Scheme, 2026, is a pooled fund for eligible workers. Unclaimed EPF amounts…

The Economic Times · Jul 24

Does Winning the Lottery Affect Social Security Benefits?

The sudden windfall won't reduce your benefits. Here's why.

Kiplinger · Jul 23

Woman Mistakenly Labeled 'Deported' Loses Social Security Benefits: SSA Now Wants the Money Back

A US citizen's Social Security benefits were suspended due to an alleged deportation status error despite having all documents, including a naturalisation citizenship certificate obtained 45 years ago.

International Business Times UK · Jul 23

Trump seizes on New Jersey election error to boost misleading fraud claims

Republicans have latched on to the announcement after Trump’s lie-laden speech, but experts say DHS’s data is ‘designed to create a false argument’

The Guardian - US · Jul 23

Social Security Admin accused of sending emails with ‘misleading information’ to retirees

Senate Democrats say Commissioner Frank Bisignano broke the promise he made during his March 2025 confirmation hearing to keep the agency strictly nonpartisan

The Independent UK · Jul 22

Trump Accounts Spark New Debate Over Social Security Privatization

Trump Accounts have suddenly dragged one of Washington’s most explosive retirement debates back into the spotlight: whether Americans should eventually direct some Social Security money into personal investment accounts. The accounts currently give eligible children a new tax-advantaged investment vehicle, but Sen. Ted Cruz’s comments have sparked questions about whether…

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 22

Massachusetts voters to decide nine ballot measures this year — tying for the second-most in state history

Welcome to the Wednesday, July 22, 2026, Brew.

Ballotpedia · Jul 22

Labour groups blast Care formula

State enterprise and labour groups on Tuesday urged the government to reconsider a new formula for calculating old-age pensions under the Social Security Fund (SSF), warning the proposed changes could reduce retirement benefits for millions of insured workers.

Bangkok Post · Jul 21