Wyonia Butler, a 65-year-old Kentucky woman, claims the Social Security Administration owes her over $500,000 due to underpayment since the 1990s. A former nurse, Butler’s work-related injury at 32 led to surgeries and the end of her ...
Retirees living on Social Security know the financial challenge of making big purchases, like buying a car. With limited income, every penny counts. Let’s explore some practical tips to make this process a bit smoother. The Challenge ...
A woman in Utah, Raylynn Atkinson, found out that someone had stolen her identity and was using her Social Security number when she tried to file for unemployment. She discovered three W-2 forms from jobs she never ...
A Facebook ad, circulated to over 1 million screens, alleges that Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley plans to cut Social Security benefits for 82% of Americans. The ad, attributed to former President Donald Trump’s campaign, distorts Haley’s ...
Retirement expectations often collide with reality, and a recent study by Nationwide sheds light on a concerning trend among American retirees. The December 2023 Nationwide Peak Retirement Survey Insights Report reveals that retirees find basic living expenses ...
In 2024, nearly 68 million Americans receive Social Security benefits each month, providing crucial income for those over 65. However, for many, this reliable source of money is often just enough to cover essential costs. Yet, retirement ...
Senators Gary Peters and Debbie Stabenow are calling on the Social Security Administration (SSA) to address overpayment errors causing financial distress for millions of beneficiaries. In a letter, they highlighted the significant hardships faced by vulnerable recipients, ...
Lawmakers, including Senators Gary Peters and Debbie Stabenow, are increasing pressure on the Social Security Administration (SSA) to rectify a pervasive overpayment problem affecting millions of seniors. The issue has left many seniors burdened with unexpectedly high ...
