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Here’s what a Trump presidency could mean for Social Security

Ending taxes on retirement benefits would require bipartisan support. The plan would also worsen Social Security’s looming financial shortfall.

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Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates several times until 2025

Rate cuts typically encourage borrowing and investment, but this time, the Fed’s goal is to adjust to lower inflation.

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Should You Roll Over Your 401(k) After 59-And-A-Half If You Are Still Working?

Reaching age 59-and-a-half unlocks a number of new possibilities for those who have been building value in a 401(k). Before that age, removing money typically involves a 10% early withdrawal penalty, on top of being subject to income taxes.

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‘Extraordinary’ amount of money Americans will save if Donald Trump makes promised change to Social Security

Experts broke down for The US Sun what Trump’s victory means for Social Security, grocery bills and taxes.

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Fate of SALT Deduction Cap at Stake in 2025

The fate of the SALT deduction cap is at stake in 2025, when the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expires. The cap forced wealthy Americans to pay more in taxes, by capping how much in state and local taxes they could deduct from their federal taxes at $10,000.

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US Economy Adds Just 12,000 Jobs in October

In the final comprehensive snapshot of the national labor market heading into next week’s presidential election, the economy added a much smaller-than-expected number of jobs in October.

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Do Elections Matter to Markets?

Most advisors agree that elections have little impact on markets, but that’s not stopping investors from bracing their portfolios. Will the presidential election impact the markets? It all depends on who you ask.

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Finance Expert: Here’s How Much You Can Afford for Housing in 2025 on Social Security

When you’re retired and living on a fixed income, every dollar matters. If you rely on Social Security, you probably think a lot about how to stretch your money as much as possible. When you’re budgeting for retirement, housing should be the first thing on your mind.

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Never do these things when the stock market is crashing

A stock market crash can be anxiety-inducing. From knowing what, exactly, caused the market to crash to deciding what to do during and after the market crashes, investors can be overloaded with potential decisions to make.

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Most Livable Cities 2024: How Does Your Town Rank?

New York, California and Virginia are home the most livable cities in America, according to AARP. Livable cities and resilient communities prioritize the well-being of their residents. But what makes one city liveable and another not, and is there something we can learn from them to improve other cities around the U.S.?

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