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Social Security

Social Security Office Hours – Are Walk Ins Allowed This Holiday Season 2025?

As 2025 winds down and the holiday season ramps up, Social Security offices across the country are once again preparing for the annual year-end ...

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Social Security

Ready to Retire at 65 – What to Know About Your Ex’s Social Security and 401(k) Cash Out

If you’re 65 and thinking about cashing out a 401(k) or claiming your ex-spouse’s Social Security instead of your own, you’re asking the right ...

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Social Security

Social Security Earnings Test – What to Know If You’re Still Working

Retirement isn’t always the full stop people imagine. For many older adults, the idea of working a little after they retire—whether to ease financial ...

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Social Security

How to Receive Social Security Benefits – Living Outside the U.S.

Thinking about living abroad or retiring in another country? You might be wondering if you can still receive your Social Security benefits while living ...

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Cash App

Cash App Users Can Now Claim Up to $147 From $12.5M Settlement

If you’re a Cash App user, there’s good news—you might be eligible for a cash payout of up to $147 from a new class ...

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Social Security

Social Security to Cut Office Visits by Half – What You Need to Know

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is shaking things up—and not everyone’s happy about it. By 2026, the agency plans to slash in-person visits to ...

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Alaska

Alaska $1,000 PFD Stimulus – Who Qualifies and When Payments Arrive

Alaska does things a little differently, especially when it comes to putting money directly in residents’ pockets. Thanks to its unique Permanent Fund Dividend ...

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Cook County

How Much Will Cook County Guaranteed Income Recipients Get Monthly in 2026?

Cook County, Illinois, is making history again—this time by continuing its groundbreaking guaranteed income program into 2026. After a successful pilot launched in 2022, ...

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Social Security

Could You Get a New Social Security Number? Here’s What the New Bill Proposes

A new bipartisan proposal moving through Congress could change how families handle a stolen Social Security number—especially when the victim is a child. With ...

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