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How a government shutdown would impact everyday Americans
A shutdown would affect a large swath of Americans, from new home buyers and Social Security recipients to air travelers and National Parks visitors.
Social Security costs to exceed revenue for 1st time in 39 years
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IRS sending payment to people who don't normally file tax return
SSDI slowdown causes delays for those in need
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CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Wednesday is the last day to file an Equifax claim, Honda and Toyota issue recalls over safety features
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CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Amazon merchants not allowed to ship Prime via FedEx Ground, new bill would require mailed paper Social Security statements for workers, and more
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Social Security costs to exceed revenue for 1st time in 39 years
Disability beneficiary shorted for 17 years wins $100K settlement
Most popular American baby names in 2020
IRS sending payment to people who don't normally file tax return
SSDI slowdown causes delays for those in need
Translation of Japanese marriage certificate delays widow's benefits
Social Security won't refund $15K accidental overpayment
Social Security checks to increase in 2021
Widow can't get tax refund until she proves husband's death
New rules protect consumer finances
CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Stimulus payments to Social Security recipients will be automatic, PG&E giving credits to its customers, and more
Thinking long term with your social security benefits
CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Wednesday is the last day to file an Equifax claim, Honda and Toyota issue recalls over safety features
CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Delayed retirement credits effectively going down, Uber testing feature allowing drivers to set prices, and more
QUICK TIP: Why you need to check your Social Security statements now
CONSUMER CATCH-UP: Amazon merchants not allowed to ship Prime via FedEx Ground, new bill would require mailed paper Social Security statements for workers, and more
QUICK TIP: Boost your benefits by delaying retirement
Crooks are running a new Social Security scam to get your money
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