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Social Security recipients need to understand as they prepare their returns for the 2018 tax year is that they may have to include some of their benefits as income on their tax returns.
Wanted Man Has Social Security Number Tattooed On Forehead
The man also has his area code tattooed on his neck.
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Trump Budget Plan Won't Touch Medicare, Social Security, Mnuchin Says
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Uber And Crime: Drivers Reportedly Attacked In Brazil, Company Slowly Introduces New Step
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Will Obamacare Be Replaced? Many Bernie Sanders Supporters Opposed Affordable Care Act, Obama Says
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How To Stop Trump: Bernie Sanders Warns President-Elect Not To Repeal Obamacare Using Trump’s 2015 Tweet
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US Social Security Website Crashes Four Times In 10 Days, Raising Concerns Over Staffing Cuts
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According to newly released emails, the Democrat promoted a commission that backed Social Security cuts, and said America must “resist” opposition to free trade.
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New House Speaker Paul Ryan has long pushed for reforms of Social Security and Medicare, but even in his new role he may not be able to get those changes through Congress.
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The Democratic presidential candidate was to appear Friday on a show sponsored by a group that backs entitlement cuts.
Bernie Sanders Debate Plan: How Will The Vermont Senator Appeal To Minorities, Mainstream America?
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders needs to convince black voters and the entire Democratic Party that he understands their concerns during the debate.
Paid Sick Leave: Obama's Executive Order Expected To Lift Low-Wage Workers
An executive order from President Obama will require federal contractors to provide up to seven days of paid medical leave per year, impacting about 300,000 workers.
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The U.S. president signed an executive order this Labor Day, requiring federal contractors to provide sick leave to about 300,000 employees.
Pope Francis, European Rabbis Discuss Anti-Semitism, Radical Islamist Attacks Against Christians
The meeting marked the first time a delegation from the Conference of European Rabbis was received at the Vatican.
Pope Francis: Not Paying Taxes, Fair Wages Or Social Security Contributions Is A 'Grave Sin'
"Using God to cover injustice is a very grave sin," Pope Francis said Friday, speaking about employers who avoid paying taxes, social security and fair wages.
One Billion Indians To Have UID Numbers By Year-End As India Seeks To Boost Social Security
India's experiment to bring social benefits to a billion people with a unique ID is moving fast, according to Nandan Nilekani.
Rand Paul Claims 'Over Half' Of Disability Claimants 'Gaming The System'; Democrats Criticize
The Kentucky senator's comments recall Mitt Romney's controversial "47 percent" remarks, which hurt his 2012 election prospects.
Midterms 2014: Economic Measures Won't Escape Gridlock With A Republican Senate
Experts say that Americans can expect more gridlock, at least as it pertains to contentious federal budget and economy-related measures.
Middle-Class Americans Living With Regret About Retirement Savings
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Suspected Nazi War Criminals, Expelled By US, Receive Millions In Social Security Benefits: Report
A report by the Associated Press revealed that several Nazis expelled from the U.S. continued to receive payments through legal loopholes.
Minimum Pension Law Proposed To Pad Americans' Retirement Savings
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Detroit Pension Fix Could Be Model For Other Cities Struggling To Fund Public Worker Retirement
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Facing Age Discrimination, Older Job Seekers Edit Work History And Disguise Their Ages On Resumes
America’s older job-seekers combat persistent age discrimination and the stigma of long-term unemployment by pruning their work histories.
Chinese Maker Of Nike Sneakers Told To Provide Past Social Insurance To Workers As Factory Strike Enters 10th Day
A union has called for a factory vote, and a government bureau has ordered Yue Yuen Industrial Holdings to provide past unpaid social insurance.
Chinese Workers Seen Rejecting Offer To End Strike At Maker Of Nike, Adidas Shoes
Supplier for branded shoes attempts to quell largest Chinese labor action in years as workers at second plant return to work.
Landmine In Paul Ryan’s Budget Blueprint
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The average fertility rate for Japanese women amounts to only 1.41, well below the 2.1 replacement rate.
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