James Carter When it comes to the political process, Jill Biden says it treats legislation like a football to “pass or pivot” while real people, such as her community college students, continue to wait for assistance that would help them build better futures, she went public with … Read more
The National Archives recently recovered multiple boxes of official paperwork that Donald Trump had transported to his Mar-a-Lago residence, including “love letters” between the former president and North Korean despot Kim Jong-un, as the committee investigating the 6 January riots combs through records from the … Read more
An alleged participant on January 6, 2021, riots at the US Capitol has requested that Donald Trump testifies in his defense, arguing that Trump’s testimony will prove that the defendant was acting at Trump’s command. Donald Trump’s lawyer, Dustin Thompson’s attorney, argued in a court … Read more
There’s a good reason why senior citizens are cautioned against filing for Social Security benefits too soon. For the rest of your life, this could result in a lower income. When you reach full retirement age, you are entitled to receive your full monthly benefit … Read more
1. Planned End-of-Life Care is on Your Mind Because your Social Security benefits cease to be paid upon your death, you will be deprived of any future benefits if you pass away before filing for them. If you want to maximize your Social Security benefits, … Read more
The average Social Security benefit for retired workers is $1,658 per month, or $19,896 per year, for the average person. The average person’s pre-retirement income is supposed to be replaced by Social Security, but it isn’t likely to cover all of your financial needs in … Read more
Survivor benefits from the Social Security Administration (SSA) are among the most important types of income the agency provides. When a high-earning spouse passes away, the surviving spouse isn’t going to be left in the lurch financially. Because they were unable to legally marry the … Read more
Retirees can count on Social Security as a reliable source of income in their golden years. However, many Americans are unfamiliar with the system. Some 28% got a D and another 17% got a failing grade on a MassMutual quiz on basic knowledge of Social … Read more
Receiving a letter from the Internal Revenue Service is seldom a sign of good news, and it may be frightening. The IRS, on the other hand, is sending a significantly more pleasant message to millions of individuals about the stimulus payment. The letter is important, … Read more
Your Social Security benefits are more flexible if you’re married or divorced after at least ten years of marriage. To put it simply, it may be more advantageous to claim your spouse’s benefits based on their work history than to claim your own benefits. More … Read more