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IRS flagged more than 1 million tax returns for identity fraud in 2023
Tags Government Agencies Hacking Social issues
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Social Security, Medicare, federal salaries: What payments may be delayed in debt ceiling standoff
Tags Social Security Economic events Government and politics
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After being on pause for more than 3 years, student loan payments are expected to resume soon
Tags Student Loans Government Programs Personal Finance
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As Disney, Meta announce layoffs, here are the first money moves to make if you lose your job
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Tags Politics Health insurance Health Insurance
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More retirement plans will soon have annuity options amid what one money manager calls 'the silent crisis of financial insecurity'
Tags Retirement planning Personal saving U/S/ Economy
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Social Security is in the 'worst public service crisis in memory,' labor union says. What it may take for services to improve
Tags Retiree finances Disability benefits Government Agencies
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U.S. cities are filling up with luxury apartments despite 'housing recession'
Tags Real estate Commercial Real Estate Policy updates/proposals
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How borrowers can keep their student loan payments on hold once bills resume
Tags Government Agencies Personal finance Personal Finance
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FDIC coverage limits may be raised above $250,000 again. How experts say you can have more of your deposits insured
Tags White House Banks Personal saving
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75% of Medicare beneficiaries worry about affording costs beyond premiums. Here’s how high out-of-pocket costs can go
Tags Prescription drug benefits Personal Finance Personal finance
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Follow this rule of thumb to avoid taking on too much student debt, college experts say
Tags College Debt Higher education
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Why hasn't U.S. poverty improved in 50 years? Pulitzer-prize winning author Matthew Desmond has an answer
Tags Poverty Government Agencies Personal finance
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Yellen says uninsured deposits may be at risk in future bank failures. Here’s how FDIC coverage works
Tags Government Agencies Personal income Ask an Advisor
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What's at stake — by the numbers — as Supreme Court weighs student loan forgiveness
Tags Government Agencies Politics Personal finance
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Biden's budget pushes to renew bigger child tax credit payments for families
Tags Congress Wage gap Personal taxes
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Companies enhance benefits to help employees balance their work and caregiving demands
Tags OneMain Holdings Inc Employee Benefits Gender issues
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Why moving in retirement can earn you an extra $100,000 — or more
Tags Housing Congress Personal Income
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Senators call for two changes to help encourage Social Security beneficiaries to claim retirement benefits later
Tags Personal Income Personal saving Retirement planning
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'Huge hunger cliff' looms, warns expert: Average recipient to get $90 less in food stamps as Covid aid ends
Tags Poverty Economic stimulus Human welfare
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IRS commissioner nominee to 'ensure that America's highest earners comply with tax laws.' Here are the key takeaways from Senate hearing
Tags US: News Taxes Smart Tax Planning
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Biden administration is making a big change to student loan repayment. What borrowers need to know
Tags Student loans Politics Personal finance
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What laid off workers need to know when applying for unemployment benefits
Tags MICROSOFT DRN Spotify Technology SA Careers
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Federal overreach, financial harm: Arguments against student loan forgiveness reach Supreme Court
Tags Personal Finance Government Programs Student Loans
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States have $70 billion in unclaimed assets. How to check if any is yours
Tags Government programs Personal saving Personal Finance
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Wait until 70 to claim Social Security: 'The return on being patient is huge,' says economist
Tags Retirement planning Personal saving Personal Income
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As some retirees worry about surprises this tax season, these resources may help
Tags Government Agencies Tax preparation services Personal income
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Medicare users still have time to change, drop 2023 Advantage Plan coverage. What to know
Tags Health insurance Retiree finances Health Insurance
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White House 'fully approved' 16 million people for contested student loan forgiveness plan. Whether they see relief depends on Supreme Court's decision
Tags White House Personal loans Congress
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House GOP study group is proposing changes to Medicare. Here's what you need to know
Tags Investing Congress Medicare Part D
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As interest rates climb, here's why proposed caps on debt may not help reduce costs for consumers
Tags Armed forces Personal loans Personal saving
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