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Martin O’Malley told CNBC that DOGE’S actions and IT outages at the administration have put monthly benefits at risk, saying, “Ultimately, you’re going to see the system collapse and an interruption ...
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Musk expressed confidence in DOGE’s ability to achieve the $1 trillion savings, reducing total federal spending from approximately $7 trillion to $6 trillion.
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“For many kids, breakfast and lunch at school is all they’re eating,” said Emma Jagoz, a farmer in Maryland who supplies food through the program. “Now they will have less access to nutrient-dense fo...
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Soy Aire on MSNHow the Social Security Fairness Act Will Impact Retirees in the U.S.The Social Security Fairness Act will increase benefits by $360/month for 3.2M retirees, with changes starting in April 2025. The COLA for 2026 is projected at 2.3%.
There's a chance the federal program will be around for decades, but it shouldn't be your sole retirement plan.
However, one agency that has been the subject of mixed messages from the Trump Administration is Social Security—a program which sends retirement and disability benefits to over 70 million people through the Social Security Administration (SSA).
Tennesseans who get Social Security may soon have to go to an office. Here's why and other changes happening at the agency.
Gun control groups earned a rare victory at the Supreme Court yesterday when the justices upheld Biden-era federal regulations on “ghost guns.” The court ruled that manufacturers must include serial numbers on the mail-order kits — which allow people to build untraceable weapons at home — and perform background checks on purchasers.
Some beneficiaries will now have to confirm their identities in-person to claim Social Security. SSA staff say it's bad news for low-income Americans.
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24/7 Wall St. on MSN10 Ways Younger Workers Can Prepare for Future Social Security ChangesYounger workers should familiarize themselves to the full scope of Social Security benefits, eligibility, and requirements for their futures.
From recent DOGE impacts to Social Security, U.S. Rep. Arrington addresses West Texans' questions at a telephone town hall. Here's what was said.
Social security is a vital part of retirement funding for most Americans, but an increasing number are worried it won't be available when it's their turn to collect. Michael Masserant, a financial expert from the Retirement Education Foundation,