Social Security
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financeEx-Social Security Chief: Raise Tax Cap on Wealthy to Avoid 22% Benefit Cut
Former Commissioner Martin O'Malley urges Congress to lift the payroll tax cap on high earners before the trust fund depletes in 2032, threatening automatic cuts.
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financeSocial Security Trust Fund Set to Deplete in 2032
The Social Security trust fund will run dry by late 2032, triggering a 22% benefit cut. Lawmakers and voters face urgent calls for legislative reform to preserve retirement security.
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financeWhy You Might Not Need $1 Million to Retire Comfortably
Research shows most retirees are doing well with far less savings than commonly recommended.
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financeRetiring with School-Age Kids: A Growing Financial Challenge
More Americans are retiring with dependent children. Financial planners weigh in on the costs, from college to health insurance.
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techWhy Scammers Target Seniors and How Families Can Fight Back
Older Americans lost $7.7B to fraud in 2025. Expert guide to freezing credit, claiming government accounts, and stopping AI voice scams.
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financeWhy Most Americans Retire Earlier Than Planned
A new study reveals 59% of retirees stop working earlier than expected, often due to health issues or job loss.
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cryptoU.S. $2 Trillion Deficit Fuels Crypto Bull Case
The U.S. budget deficit is projected to hit $2 trillion, over 6% of GDP, reinforcing Bitcoin's narrative as a hedge against dollar debasement.
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techAmerican Lending Center Data Breach Exposes 123,158 Americans
Ransomware attack on American Lending Center compromises personal data of over 123,000 individuals, including Social Security numbers.