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Author Bio Maurie Backman is a personal finance writer whos passionate about educating others. Her goal is to make financial topics interesting (because they often arent) and she believes that a healthy dose of sarcasm never hurt anyone. In her somewhat limited spare time, she enjoys playing in nature, watching hockey, and curling up with a good book. Millions of seniors today rely on Social Security to pay their bills. But will the program manage to continue paying bene...

Author Bio Kailey has been writing about personal finance since 2013. She does her best to keep it interesting and jumps at any opportunity to learn something new. Its a scary story told to frighten the younger members of the workforce: Social Security is running out of money and will soon be a thing of the past, leaving you to fund retirement entirely on your own. Cue the horror movie soundtrack. Fortunately, it isnt true, although the programs future is far from rosy. ...

Covisum Launches Social Security Benefit Cut Calculators Share Article Free Consumer Version Shows the Impact of Potential Benefit Cuts, While Professional Solution Adds Value to Financial Services These calculators allow both consumers and advisors to see what the future could actually look like if they were to experience Social Security benefit cuts. OMAHA, Neb. (PRWEB) April 06, 2021 Today, Covisum®, the developer of Social Se...

A recent Reuters headline read, “Yellen, Rice tout economics as key to fixing American inequality.”

A recent Reuters headline read, "Yellen, Rice tout economics as key to fixing American inequality."

Allowing Americans to opt out of Social Security would do more for racial equity than anything the Biden administration has proposed, columnist Star Parker writes.

Toggle open close The Climate Action Report, a periodic report to the United Nations, was issued in early June. A media frenzy claimed that this report somehow contained revelatory new science that changed the debate on global warming. The report has little new science. But since 1992, when America embarked on the Rio Treaty, a great deal of new science has come forward. The United States is a leader in studying the subject. The U.S. has invested some $45 billion in research funding on this qu...

A recent Reuters headline read, "Yellen, Rice tout economics as key to fixing American inequality."

To the extent that change in government policy can lift the median wealth of Black families, I am for it.

A recent Reuters headline read, "Yellen, Rice tout economics as key to fixing American inequality."