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Social Security: Children of older parents could qualify to collect benefits - AOL (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Children of retirees who receive Social Security may qualify for benefits under current rules of the program. The benefit, which approximately 714,000 people receive each year, is for children of retirees. "Many people don't know of this rule, especially because it's not necessarily that common for someone who is 62 to have a child under 19," Moneywise's Christy Bieber says. "In fact, as of January, just 1% of Social Security beneficiaries were kids of retired workers." GOP rep sa
Trump proposal would pay some parents to stay home with children: Report - AOL (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — The Trump administration has drafted a proposal that would pay some stay-at-home parents using funds from a federal program originally designed to help working families afford child care. The Stay-at-Home Parent Child Care Subsidy Proposal originated within the White House, according to a White House official who spoke with NewsNation. Earlier reports had said the proposal came from Vice President JD Vance's office. The New York Times reported the plan would create what could beco
Many Americans are counting on inheritance to help fund retirement - AOL (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Americans are never too young to start planning for retirement, and a sizable share are counting on receiving an inheritance or financial gift as part of that strategy, according to new research. A LendingTree study found that 43% of respondents say they are factoring those funds into their retirement planning. Meanwhile, nearly 20% fewer people who expect to receive an inheritance say the possibility has not affected their retirement plans. “Planning around an inheritance is risk
When Social Security recipients will get September payments - AOL (opens the original)
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(NewsNation) — Social Security recipients will receive four scheduled payments from the Social Security Administration in September. Most retirement and survivor benefits are paid on Wednesdays and are staggered based on the recipient's birth date. To track payments, recipients can view the agency’s retirement benefit schedule for 2026 and 2027. How to avoid a Social Security cut? Lawmakers are floating ideas for what to do Sept. 3: Recipients who began receiving benefits before May 1997 Sept. 9
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