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The Shocking Link Between Deportation and Social Security’s Collapse

The Shocking Link Between Deportation and Social Security’s Collapse — What No One Talks About

Deportation policies may significantly impact Social Security's long-term viability. Undocumented workers contribute billions in taxes each year, yet deporting them could accelerate the depletion of the Trust Fund. Comprehensive immigration reform and stronger fraud prevention measures are crucial to securing the future of the program.

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Social Security Forecasts Keep Getting Worse

Social Security Forecasts Keep Getting Worse — Should You Claim Before It’s Too Late?

Social Security forecasts are worsening, with the trust fund depletion expected by 2033. Should you claim benefits early? This article explores the options, breaking down the pros and cons of early vs. delayed claims, and offers practical tips to help you navigate your decision.

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Retirees Tweak the 4% Rule Like This to Make Your Nest Egg Last Longer

Retirees: Tweak the 4% Rule Like This to Make Your Nest Egg Last Longer

The 4% rule is a trusted guideline for retirees, but with today’s economic uncertainties, adjusting it can help your savings last longer. Learn how lowering your withdrawal rate, using dynamic strategies, or adopting the bucket approach can protect your nest egg.

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SASSA Issues Urgent Warning

SASSA Issues Urgent Warning — Submit Your Documents or Lose Your Grant

SASSA has issued an urgent warning for beneficiaries to submit required documents or risk losing their grants. This article outlines the verification process, what documents you need to submit, and how to ensure your grant is not suspended. Stay informed, act quickly, and make sure you continue receiving your entitled financial support.

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SASSA Adds a New Fourth Payment Date

SASSA Adds a New Fourth Payment Date — Who Qualifies for the Extra Payout?

SASSA introduces a fourth payment date to accommodate beneficiaries undergoing reviews, ensuring they receive grants without delay. This change provides a more streamlined process and reduces the likelihood of fraud, benefiting both recipients and the broader system. Keep your information updated and stay informed to ensure you receive timely payments.

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SASSA Just Released August 2025 Grant Dates

SASSA Just Released August 2025 Grant Dates — Mark Your Calendar Now

Stay on top of your August 2025 SASSA grant payment dates with this comprehensive guide. Learn when your payment will be made, how to prepare, and what to do if you miss a payment.

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South African Pensioners Here’s What to Know About July 2025 SASSA Grant Payments

South African Pensioners: Here’s What to Know About July 2025 SASSA Grant Payments

Stay on top of your SASSA payments for July 2025 with this comprehensive guide, covering everything from payment dates to grant amounts and verification processes. Ensure you receive your grants on time by following these simple steps.

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Earning This Much Could Trigger CRA Scrutiny of Your CPP Payments

Earning This Much Could Trigger CRA Scrutiny of Your CPP Payments — Are You at Risk?

Earning above certain thresholds can trigger CRA scrutiny of your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions. Understanding key thresholds like the YMPE and YAMPE is essential to ensuring your CPP contributions are correct. This article explains how high earnings, multiple employers, or reporting errors could lead to audits, and provides practical tips for avoiding CRA scrutiny. Stay informed and protect your CPP payments!

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DWP Spent £2.1 Million Translating Documents

DWP Spent £2.1 Million Translating Documents — You Won’t Believe What for

The DWP has spent £2.1 million on translating documents for non-English speakers to ensure fair access to benefits. While some argue this is essential, others believe the funds could be better spent elsewhere. This article explores the reasons behind this spending, the potential for reducing costs, and ways the government can improve service delivery through new technologies and community partnerships.

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DWP Issues September Cutoff for Compensation Claims

DWP Issues September Cutoff for Compensation Claims — Here’s How to Get What You’re Owed

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has set a September 2025 deadline for compensation claims related to financial losses during the transition to Universal Credit. If you or someone you know was impacted by this, you could be owed significant compensation. This guide walks you through the steps to ensure you get what you're owed.

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