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Retiree are fearing for the future of Social Security — here's what they can do to protect themselves
Retirees are anxious about the future of Social Security as they navigate DOGE cuts, extreme market volatility and high levels of policy uncertainty. Even some House Republicans are concerned — breaking ranks to warn President Donald Trump of the potential consequences of further cuts.
Randall Countryman, 55, of Bonita, California, says a Biden administration proposal to forgive some student debt didn’t ...
Social Security payments typically begin on the second Wednesday of every month, and the following waves go out in the ...
Social Security payments for May 2025 continue later this month, with the next checks scheduled for May 22 and May 31. These ...
A proposal to ban payments to people without a Social Security number is likely to impact beneficiaries who are retired, ...
It turns out that 40 percent of the calls to the Social Security Administration are not fraudulent. DOGE’s probe revealed the real figure is about .0018 percent.
JONESBORO, Ark. (KAIT) - The Social Security Administration announced Thursday the most popular baby names in Arkansas for ...
Social Security faces a growing backlog of retirement claims that agency officials hope their remaining workers can clear ...
Republican Congressman Tom Barrett pressured federal officials to reopen the office at 1350 E. Main St. after it closed more ...
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