Social Security
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financeWhy Most 50-Year-Old Americans Can't Afford to Retire Early
The harsh financial reality facing the average American couple who stops working at 50-limited savings, healthcare gaps, and Social Security delays.
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finance7 Surprising Realities of Retirement
Retirement brings unexpected challenges, from rising costs to relationship shifts. Discover the truths Americans face post-career.
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financeEconomic Buzzwords Defining 2026
Key terms like K-shaped recovery, stagflation, and kangaroo markets reveal growing inequality, inflation fears, and market volatility as Americans face rising costs and uncertainty.
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financeFinal March Social Security Payments Released
The third and final round of Social Security payments for March is now available. Concerns over the program's long-term sustainability grow.
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financeWhen to Claim Social Security: 62, 67, or 70?
Key factors to consider when deciding the best age to start Social Security benefits.
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financeWhy Most Should Wait Until 70 to Claim Social Security
Delaying Social Security until 70 maximizes lifetime benefits for most Americans-despite common fears and misconceptions.
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financeNew Law Sparks Unintended Tax Burdens on Social Security Recipients
The Social Security Fairness Act, intended to restore benefits, is now creating unexpected tax liabilities for millions of retirees. A new bill seeks to provide relief.
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financeDe Rugy: Libertarianism Isn't Anarchy, Social Security Unfair, Zero-Sum Thinking Hurts Globalization
Expert Veronique de Rugy dissects libertarianism, critiques Social Security's intergenerational unfairness, and warns against zero-sum thinking impacting globalization and US economic perceptions.