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When You Will Start Getting 2024 Social Security Payments
When the 2024 Social Security COLA of 3.2% will kick in for recipients.
By Alexandra Svokos Published
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Venmo Urged To Protect Users From Scams — Again
Lawmakers called out Venmo and Cash App, once again, over scams and their ability 'to keep customers' money safe.'
By Jamie Feldman Published
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Biden Has One Last Obamacare Policy To Roll Out: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger letter This final Obamacare policy would require states to synchronize open enrollment if they operate their own Obamacare exchanges.
By Matthew Housiaux Published
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Social Security Head Apologizes For Understating Overpayment Number
Social Security's Kijakazi apologizes for confusion over understating the number of beneficiaries that the agency has overpaid.
By Jamie Feldman Published
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Martin O'Malley: What to Know About Social Security's New Commissioner
Martin O'Malley gets Senate nod to lead the Social Security Administration.
By Jamie Feldman Published
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Social Security On Monthly 'Watch' Till Overpayment Issue Is Fixed
The Social Security Administration must meet with a Senate panel monthly until the agency's $23 billion overpayment issue is resolved.
By Jamie Feldman Published
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Medicare Advantage 'Shortfalls' Need Attention, Senators Say
Medicare Advantage: The government 'still doesn’t know how much these plans are paying for patient services and how much patients are being forced to pay out-of-pocket,' Sen. Cortez Mastro says.
By Esther D’Amico Published
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Senate Control Will Likely Come Down to Just Two States: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Montana and Ohio may hold the key to control in the Senate as the Democrats angle for control.
By Sean Lengell Published
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The GOP Field of Presidential Candidates Is Shrinking Fast
The Kiplinger Letter Only five GOP candidates remain in the fight for the White House, as those struggling in the polls put their campaigns on hold.
By Matthew Housiaux Published
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