New Law Triggers Wave of Social Security Claims and Payouts

New Law Triggers Wave of Social Security Claims and Payouts

A new law eliminating certain reductions in Social Security benefits has triggered a wave of new claims and payments, benefiting millions of retired public workers across the United States. Signed into law by President Joe Biden on January 5, 2025, the Social Security Fairness Act removes two provisions that previously reduced payments for many government … Read more

Kokomo Woman Collected $231K in Social Security by Pretending Late Husband Was Alive

Kokomo Woman Collected $231K in Social Security by Pretending Late Husband Was Alive

Kokomo, IN — A 70-year-old woman from Kokomo, Indiana, has been sentenced to three years of probation after illegally collecting more than $231,000 in Social Security benefits by falsely claiming her deceased husband was still alive. Rebecca Fields pleaded guilty to making false statements to the Social Security Administration (SSA), leading to her sentencing in … Read more

Social Security Administration Shuts Offices, Lays Off Nearly 200 Workers

Social Security Administration Shuts Offices, Lays Off Nearly 200 Workers

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has closed multiple offices and cut nearly 200 employees as part of a broader restructuring effort aimed at streamlining government operations. The move, influenced by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), has sparked concerns among employees and Social Security beneficiaries regarding service accessibility and potential delays in processing claims. SSA … Read more

Social Security Experts Warn of Elon Musk’s DOGE-Driven Reforms

Social Security Experts Warn of Elon Musk’s DOGE-Driven Reforms

Social Security advocates are raising concerns over recent actions by Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) that could significantly impact the Social Security Administration (SSA) and its millions of beneficiaries. The controversy centers around allegations of fraudulent payments, leadership shake-ups, office closures, and budget cuts that critics say could weaken the SSA’s … Read more

Pensioners Struggle to Put Food on the Table as Centrelink Boost Falls Short

Pensioners Struggle to Put Food on the Table as Centrelink Boost Falls Short

Australian pensioners are finding it increasingly difficult to afford basic necessities like meat, despite an upcoming increase in Centrelink payments. The rising cost of living, particularly in food, energy, and insurance, has left many older Australians struggling to make ends meet. While the government has announced a pension increase set to take effect from September … Read more

Rare ‘Charles’ £20 Note Could Fetch £12,000—Here’s How to Check

Rare ‘Charles’ £20 Note Could Fetch £12,000—Here’s How to Check

In a surprising turn for collectors and everyday Britons alike, some newly released £20 banknotes featuring King Charles III could be worth as much as £12,000. Experts suggest that a simple check of the serial number could determine whether you are holding a small fortune. The First King Charles III Banknotes The Bank of England … Read more

Social Security Alert: Pension Payments at Risk for Non-Compliant Recipients

Social Security Alert: Pension Payments at Risk for Non-Compliant Recipients

The Social Security Administration (SSA) has reiterated the importance of compliance with reporting requirements to ensure that beneficiaries continue receiving their monthly payments. While there is no sudden policy shift leading to mass cancellations, pensioners must remain aware of their obligations to prevent disruptions in benefits. Why Some Pensioners May Lose Their Payments? The SSA … Read more

These 15 Rare U.S. Gold Coins Are Setting Records at Auction—Check Their Value

The Top 15 Most Valuable U.S. Gold Coins: A Treasure Trove of History and Wealth

For coin collectors and investors, U.S. gold coins hold both historical significance and immense monetary value. Some of these rare coins have fetched millions of dollars at auctions, attracting the attention of collectors worldwide. Gold coins minted by the United States Mint have been sought after for their precious metal content, rarity, and design, but … Read more

U.S. Attorney General Warns Gov. Mills of Potential Lawsuit Over Transgender Athlete Policy

The Biden administration is facing a legal battle with Maine over transgender athletes’ participation in women’s sports, as U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has threatened Governor Janet Mills with a lawsuit. The dispute arises from Maine’s policies allowing transgender athletes to compete in school sports according to their gender identity, which Bondi argues violates federal … Read more