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SNAP Costs Shift to States October 1 — Seniors Could Feel the Impact (opens the original)
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In three days, a change mandated by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) will take effect, bringing additional cost and administrative burden to state and local governments and putting more seniors and others facing food insecurity at greater risk. That risk among seniors has been rising for decades. “With H.R. 1, there are fewer individuals who can participate in programs like SNAP and others,” Uche Akobundu, Nutrition Strategy and Impact Senior Director at Meals on Wheels America, told Savi
Social Security Faces a 2032 Deadline—Sen. Bill Cassidy Explains His Two-Part Plan (opens the original)
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Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La, is leaving the United States Senate at the close of his term in January, but he is not leaving the fight for a permanent solution to Social Security funding reform. In an exclusive interview with SavingAdvice.com, he vowed to continue pushing for a two-pronged Social Security fix laid out in legislation he has proposed: the Promise Act and the Big Idea. Cassidy and co-sponsor Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va, have proposed a bill that Cassidy says could “evergreen” Social Security.
What Happens When You Put Groceries on a Credit Card and Can’t Pay It Off (opens the original)
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Compound interest can be an important tool in structuring a sound financial life. However, compound interest on credit cards can be your worst enemy in trying to survive and get ahead. Continuing from Part 1, we will focus on the real cost of buying groceries on credit. The information here will demonstrate the adverse effects of using credit and give you weapons you can use in the daily battle against rising prices. Did you miss Part 1? Read it here first. Understanding compound interest is one
More Americans Are Going Into Debt to Buy Groceries — Why Experts Say It’s a Warning Sign (opens the original)
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Recent studies show that more and more people are going into debt to finance groceries and other basic staples such as rent and utilities. Leading the trend are retirees. A report by the Urban Institute found that millions of Americans are using credit cards to pay for groceries. That is not financially significant if buyers pay their balances on time. However, the report found that more than one-fourth of working-age adults missed a payment or could not pay the balance in full. “When someone bu
Why Suicide Risk Is Higher Among Older Adults—and How Families Can Help (opens the original)
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If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Senior suicides lead all age groups throughout the world and are the highest per capita in the United States. The reasons for the high rate of senior suicides vary. But, in some way, they all have to do with loss. It may be the loss of purpose, loss of a spouse, loss of independence, loss of financial control, loss of cognitive function, loss of health, loss of social connection, or some combination.
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