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Social Security benefits are still taxed in these 8 US states in 2026: Check if your retirement income is at risk and whether you qualify for exemptionsWhen it comes to taxes, every state has its own way of doing things. Some states give certain income or age groups a break, while others lo...- US midterm elections: Who is Michele Tafoya? The four-time Emmy winner who covered 327 NFL games before entering politics and is contesting in Minnesota Senate raceMichele Tafoya, a former sportscaster, is running for the Senate in Minnesota with a focus on accountability. Her campaign emphasizes fisca...
- Social Security 2027 COLA could be the biggest since 2023: How it compares with the 8.7% increaseSocial Security recipients could see a 3.5% to 3.6% benefit increase in 2027, according to September forecasts. Here’s how the latest COLA ...
- Social Security’s 2027 raise could shrink before it arrives. How Medicare costs may eat into the $72 boostSocial Security’s 2027 COLA could rise by 3.5%, adding about $72 a month to the average retired worker’s benefit. But higher Medicare Part ...
- October 14 is the big day for Social Security’s 2027 COLA: What retirees need to know before the big announcement; will September inflation data shape your raiseThe Social Security Administration will announce the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) on October 14 at 8:30 a.m. ET. The announcement ...
- Social Security $90 extra deposit: When will payments arrive, who qualifies and why some Medicare beneficiaries will miss outIn a bid to provide financial relief, millions of Americans enrolled in Medicare started receiving a one-time payment of $90 aimed at easin...
- Social Security: Eligible seniors to get $90 Medicare payment in October: Who qualifies and who misses out?Social Security extra deposit: More than 20 million Medicare enrollees are set to receive a one-time $90 payment in October to help cover M...
- Social Security payment October 14: Who gets a check next Wednesday, who waits until October 21 or 28 and what to know about 2027 COLASocial Security payment October 14: Social Security payments are scheduled for October 14, October 21 and October 28, depending on benefici...
- Why a big 2027 Social Security COLA raise may not feel bigger: Here’s what could take back part of the increaseThe 2027 Social Security COLA could rise by about 3.5% to 3.6%, but a bigger check may not mean more money to spend. Higher Medicare Part B...
- Social Security 2027 COLA: October 14 decision nears as inflation data points to a 3.6% increase, but what could it actually mean for your monthly check?Social Security 2027 COLA date: The Oct. 14 announcement will settle the 2027 Social Security COLA. Current estimates point to roughly 3.4%...
- Is Social Security retirement age changing? Understanding what could change under the Claiming Age Clarity ActSocial Security claiming rules could soon use new terminology under the Claiming Age Clarity Act. The bill would change how key claiming ag...
- Skip the raise? Some employers are boosting health benefits instead to save on payroll taxes in 2026, and workers are taking notice nowPayroll taxes make wage increases expensive for small businesses. To cut tax overhead in 2026, many employers are expanding health coverage...
- WATCH: Tyler Herro tires pulling down Anthony Edwards’ shorts in Bucks debutDuring his Milwaukee Bucks debut during a preseason game against the Minnesota Timberwolves Tyler Herro attempted to pull down Anthony Edwa...
- Social Security October update: 4 major changes coming soon that could affect your 2027 benefitsSocial Security October update: Social Security’s October update is expected to reveal four key changes for 2027, including the cost-of-liv...
- Can divorced Americans get Social Security benefits? What is the 10-year 'Marriage Rule' - Check spousal benefits eligibility and how much you could receiveDivorce does not automatically end eligibility for Social Security benefits linked to an ex-spouse's work record. Individuals married for a...
- Social Security’s 2027 “Trump Bump” could be big: How much could your check rise, and what’s the catch for retirees?Social Security checks are likely expanding next year. The exact increase remains weeks away, but early data points toward a 4.7% Cost-of-L...
- Woman earns $60,480 but claims Social Security at 62, SSA can withhold her full benefits. Here's the mathSocial Security regulations establish varying earnings thresholds and benefit reductions for retirees at different stages of retirement. Fo...
- Las Vegas First Friday shooting leaves 3 people injured as police launch probe and secure areaDuring the First Friday event in Las Vegas' Arts District, a shooting led to the hospitalization of three persons. The incident occurred ar...
- Eden Prairie High School shooting leaves 2 injured during homecoming football game: What we know so farTwo individuals were injured during a shooting outside Aerie Stadium at Eden Prairie High School on Friday. The incident took place during ...
- What happens if Social Security payroll taxes rise to 17%? The 2032 funding deadline could put thousands of dollars at stake for workersA higher Social Security tax could eventually take a noticeable bite out of workers’ paychecks. One estimate says closing the program’s lon...
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