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Social Security Projected to Cut Benefits by 2033

Social Security Projected to Cut Benefits by 2033, Affecting Retired Workers

The Social Security program is facing a potential 23% cut in benefits by 2033. This article explains why this is happening, what reforms are being considered, and how you can plan for your future in light of these changes. Whether you’re nearing retirement or just starting, it’s important to stay informed and take action now.

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Expert Offers Guidance for Couples Planning Retirement With Limited Savings

Expert Offers Guidance for Couples Planning Retirement With Limited Savings

This guide offers couples practical advice for planning retirement, even with limited savings. Learn how to assess your financial situation, maximize Social Security benefits, reduce costs, and plan for healthcare. By taking actionable steps and consulting with experts, you can build a secure future for your retirement years.

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Connecticut Employers Face Penalties for Not Enrolling Staff in State Retirement Program

Connecticut Employers Face Penalties for Not Enrolling Staff in State Retirement Program

Penalties for Not Enrolling Staff in State Retirement Program: Starting in 2025, Connecticut employers who fail to enroll their eligible employees in the state’s ...

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UK Set to Raise State Pension Age Beyond 67 as Life Expectancy Grows

UK Set to Raise State Pension Age Beyond 67 as Life Expectancy Grows

The UK government is set to raise the state pension age beyond 67 as life expectancy grows. With the pension system under pressure, this change aims to balance contributions and benefits. This article covers the pros and cons of the rise, how it affects you, and practical steps for preparing for a longer working life.

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Samsung Heirs Sell Villa in Seoul to Help Cover Inheritance Tax

Samsung Heirs Sell Villa in Seoul to Help Cover Inheritance Tax- What Does It Mean?

The heirs of Samsung’s late chairman Lee Kun-hee are selling assets, including a luxury villa in Seoul, to manage an enormous inheritance tax bill exceeding $10 billion. This move is part of a broader strategy to maintain family control over Samsung while contributing to South Korean culture and medical research. These actions raise important questions about inheritance taxes and corporate governance in South Korea.

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Seven Ways to Fund Retirement Without Using Your Superannuation

Seven Ways to Fund Retirement Without Using Your Superannuation- #2 Will Shock You!

Retirement doesn’t have to rely solely on superannuation! Discover seven powerful ways to fund your retirement, from downsizing your home to investing and even working part-time. These strategies provide flexibility, financial security, and the opportunity to enjoy your golden years without financial stress.

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Integrated Pension Rules May Reduce State Pension for Some

Integrated Pension Rules May Reduce State Pension for Some, Confirms DWP

The DWP has confirmed that Integrated Pension Rules may reduce your State Pension if you're receiving certain overlapping benefits like Carer’s Allowance or Widow’s Pension. This guide explains who’s affected, how the rules work, how to check your pension forecast and NI record, and what you can do to protect your income. Understand these often-overlooked rules to avoid a retirement income shortfall.

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Cost of Living Payment in July 2025

Cost of Living Payment in July 2025: What Pensioners and Benefit Claimants Should Know

The July 2025 £300 Cost of Living Payment offers financial relief for millions of UK pensioners and low-income households. Automatically issued to those receiving qualifying benefits between 5–25 June, this tax-free payment is expected by late July. No application is required. This detailed guide explains who qualifies, when to expect payment, and how to protect yourself from scams.

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PIP Claimants May Face Payment Issues Without This Key Step

PIP Claimants May Face Payment Issues Without This Key Step

Over 3.7 million UK residents rely on Personal Independence Payment (PIP), yet many risk underpayments—or full suspension—by not reporting changes in their condition, address, or daily needs. With reforms and eligibility tightening, one missed update could cost you thousands in lost benefits. Learn exactly what to report, when to act, and how to protect your payments in this essential step-by-step guide for PIP claimants.

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