YOU WONT BELIEVE: 32 - What They Never Told You

The First Lady Effect? American Parents Stopped Naming Their Babies 'Melania' After Trump's First Term

The name Melania briefly entered America's top 1,000 baby names in 2017, the year Melania Trump became First Lady, before disappearing from the rankings again.

International Business Times UK · Jul 1

Social Security Issues Urgent 6-Year Warning: Why 63 Million Americans Face an Automatic $500 Monthly Cut

The US Social Security system warns of a potential 22% benefit cut by 2032 due to fund depletion, affecting 63 million Americans. Congress must act to prevent financial strain on retirees.

International Business Times UK · Jul 1

EPF Scheme 2026 replaces EPF Scheme 1952: Have EPF interest rate, contribution and wage ceiling changed?

EPF Scheme 2026: The Employees' Provident Funds Scheme, 2026, has replaced the 1952 version, bringing the EPF under the new Social Security Code. While key benefits like contribution rates and UAN remain unchanged, the new framework emphasizes digital processes and introduces stricter governance for exempted trusts.

The Economic Times · Jul 1

Best 5 Law Firms in St. Petersburg You Should Know

Finding the right legal representation starts with choosing a law firm that has experience handling the type of legal issue you are facing.

inkl · Jul 1

Social Security’s $65,160 Limit: Why Birthdays Matter

If you plan to keep working while collecting Social Security before full retirement age, the month and year of your birthday can mean the difference...

Saving Advice · Jun 30

7 Retirement Moves Families Should Make Before a Parent Leaves Work in 2026

Retirement is one of the biggest transitions a family will experience, and preparing before a parent leaves work in 2026 can make that change far less stressful. While many people focus on savings alone, retirement planning for families also involves healthcare, legal documents, income timing, and open communication. Taking action…

Budget and the Bees · Jun 30

A Social Security Tsunami Could Hit Retirees in 2032 and Slash Their Monthly Payouts by 22%

Lawmakers only have a few years left to reach a deal and find a way to top up the country's Social Security trust fund. Meanwhile, retirement savers need to create their own contingency plans.

Barchart · Jun 30

Social Security Electronic Benefits Update: Why a White House Mandate Is Phasing Out Paper Cheques

The US Social Security Administration is phasing out paper cheques, following an executive order from Donald Trump that pushes federal agencies towards fully electronic payments by late 2025.

International Business Times UK · Jun 30

Some 60-year-old Americans can’t retire because they still have student loan debt

The average baby boomer owes $42,780 in federal student loans

The Independent UK · Jun 30

Social Security’s $2,040 Monthly Rule: Who Qualifies?

If you’re 62 or 63 and ready to claim Social Security retirement benefits but still need some income from work, the Social Security $2,040 monthly...

Saving Advice · Jun 30