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Social Security beneficiaries face, on average, a $500 monthly cut in benefits if Congress doesn't act soon, a new analysis shows.

“Are you kidding?!” A car ride in Illinois turns unforgettable when a granddaughter tells her grandmother she bought back her old home.

A looming social security trust fund depletion could reshape benefits. What does that mean for Mississippi? What we know

Social Security's retirement trust fund is projected to run out by 2032, which could trigger automatic benefit cuts.

Eligibility and claiming potential COVID-era IRS tax refunds can be complex and stressful with the July 10 deadline only weeks away. How to get help.

USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida Social Security beneficiaries in Florida may lose about $500 per month in benefits if the program's trust fund is depleted in less than seven years , as predicted, according to a new analysis

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Social Security trust to dry up in 2032, trustees predict. Voters are demanding candidates detail how they'll stop future benefit cuts, polls show.

Sierra Freeman's heart-related medical emergency in 2022 quickly ballooned into a more than $4 million financial emergency after a brain bleed kept her in the hospital for two months.

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