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Biden wants to increase stimulus checks to $2,000. Here's what we know about those payments
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The Social Security retirement age could change. What that could mean for benefits
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Opponents to $2,000 stimulus checks say they are not targeted. How that could be fixed
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Still waiting for a $600 stimulus check? Don't panic, here's what you need to know
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Some might not receive a $600 stimulus check this time around. Here's why
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$600 stimulus checks are in the next coronavirus aid package. Answers to your top questions
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Second stimulus checks may be on the way. Here's what advisors say you should do with the money
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People do crazy things with money. Avoiding these blind spots can help prevent future regrets
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Counselor, planner or coach? How to find the right financial professional for you
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Here are some smart money moves to make before the end of the year
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Would you be willing to get a Covid-19 vaccine in exchange for a $1,500 stimulus check? How one bold proposal would work
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As pandemic relief talks continue, the fate of stimulus checks and unemployment benefits remain uncertain
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Economists are calling for more stimulus checks. Here's where assistance plans stand
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Election results, vaccine news could shake up the outlook for a coronavirus stimulus package. What you need to know about the aid that may be coming
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Retirees get a break from required minimum distributions this year. What experts say to do instead
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Florida is raising minimum wage to $15 per hour. Some economists hope to see a national trend
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Worried about money? These 4 moves can help you regain your financial footing
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How seniors and their money would fare under a Trump or Biden presidency
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This start-up promised higher interest rates on savings. Now some customers are struggling to get their money back
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Will there be a second round of $1,200 stimulus checks? Here's why the fate of those payments is still uncertain
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Will my Social Security be enough? How financial advisors can prepare clients for what's coming in retirement
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House lawmakers to propose emergency 3% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment
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$1,200 stimulus checks should go to incarcerated people, judge rules. Why their eligibility has been uncertain
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Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will be 1.3% in 2021
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt created Social Security in 1935. Today, his grandson is fighting to save it
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2020 may tempt people to throw out their long-term plans. Here's how advisors can keep them on track
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Trump wants Congress to approve more $1,200 stimulus checks. That may not be easy
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Americans could face a long wait for more federal aid if current stimulus talks fail
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Democrats' new $2.2 trillion bill includes a second round of $1,200 stimulus checks
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If you’re still waiting for financial relief, stimulus payment deadline is Sept. 30
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