Seniors losing nearly $400 each month in Social Security: report
Social Security beneficiaries have long complained that their monthly benefits do not accurately account for inflation.
Back-to-school shopping will put a third of Americans in debt: Poll
Americans are likely to face high prices on back-to-school items, from supplies to clothes.
Grocery chains are writing checks to make $1,600 rebate disappear
Under Measure 118, which is on the ballot this fall, Oregon residents would get a $1,600 rebate funded by a 3 percent sales tax.
What Kamala Harris has said about forgiving student and medical debt
During his presidency, Biden erased $170 billion in student debt for roughly five million Americans.
Kamala Harris erases Donald Trump's lead with union voters in Pennsylvania
The swing state's vote has been a closely monitored predictor of who will emerge victorious in the November election.
Police accuse New Jersey city of withholding cops' pay
City officials in Plainfield, New Jersey, promised hazard pay to frontline workers who served at the height of the pandemic.
Vaping is pushing adults into other drugs, new study shows
The study found vaping for the young adult group was linked to smoking cigarettes and using marijuana and other drugs over time.
Georgia Medicare recipients will see major change in November
Georgia maintains its health insurance marketplace on HealthCare.gov but will implement the state-run platform Georgia Access.
Map shows states where retirees will get the biggest Social Security boost
Every year, the Social Security Administration updates its benefit amounts based on the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).
Donald Trump already has an expectation for his Cabinet
Trump said the Biden administration turned the economy Americans experienced during his presidency into an "economic nightmare."
Social Security number hack: How to know if number stolen
National Public Data had sensitive data for nearly three billion people stolen by a hacking group.
Homeowners in one state eligible for rebate: How to apply
The rebate application went live Thursday and is available to everyone who paid property taxes on their principal residence in 2023.
$1,600 direct payments face backlash from state Democrats
The proposal would see a $1,600 rebate sent to all Oregon residents via higher taxes on state businesses.
Medicare drug prices are changing: What to know
President Joe Biden has approved deals with drug companies to lower the costs of 10 of Medicare's most common and expensive drugs.
Gen Z men want partners to earn less money than them
Millennial men are more open to their partners earning more money than Gen Z men.
Oklahoma prison staffing problems sparks concerns about situation
Oklahoma saw the most severe understaffing of all 50 states, with almost six inmates per correctional officer in the state prisons.
Social Security COLA 2025 update is disappointing news for seniors
The Senior Citizens League released a new estimate Wednesday for the 2025 COLA based on current inflation levels.
Republicans warn Joe Biden's Medicare plan may break the law
The Inflation Reduction Act aimed to bring down the cost of drugs, but insurers have been forced to shoulder higher costs and premiums are going up.
Woman moves out of apartment after "squatter" files order of protection
Across the country, many illegal tenants are "squatting" or staying in a property without a legal lease.
20% of preteens think they're having online sexual encounters with adults
Minors were at risk of sexual exploitation from various forces: online, in-person and even from each other.
Medicare beneficiaries facing "perfect storm" for enrollment, insurance CEO
Seniors on Medicare might need to make different decisions when it comes to their health care plans next year.
Cigarettes are more popular with Americans than vaping
About 11 percent smoked a cigarette in the past week, versus 7 percent who said the same for e-cigarettes, a Gallup poll says.
Map shows states where car ownership is most expensive
States in the South and West tended to have higher costs on average.
New York governor celebrates $2 billion in bonuses
The bonuses were available to more than 800,000 health care workers across the state through the Health Care Worker Bonus Program.
College students are already regretting their student loans
Roughly 61 percent of students said they regretted how much they borrowed in student loans, according to a WalletHub report released on Tuesday.
Social Security's "record" backlog caused $1 billion in wrong payments
In February of this year, the Social Security Administration backlog had an "all-time high" of 5.2 million pending actions.
California counties see drastically different Medicare Advantage enrollment
The market penetration for Medicare Advantage was significantly lower in northern countries.
Pennsylvanians rush to get tax rebate for housing
The Property Tax/Rent Rebate was expanded so that those outside of the previous income requirements can still earn the money.
This is why your car insurance is about to get more expensive
The prediction means the average car insurance rate would hover at $2,469.
Georgia sees surge in squatters being taken to court
Georgia has seen a significant uptick over the past several years in squatting cases ending up in court.