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Generation X can add another financial problem to their list

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Generation X can add another financial problem to their list

Generation Xers are already facing their own economic problems.FG Trade/Getty Images When today’s 58-year-olds retire, Social Security funds will likely be exhausted. Generation X is already struggling with financial problems and is heavily indebted and financially insecure. This is another blow to the small, forgotten middle generation. A storm is brewing for Generation X. The […]

For more than half of Americans, this is the No. 1 financial priority before the presidential election

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For more than half of Americans, this is the No. 1 financial priority before the presidential election

Financial matters are often a major point of contention surrounding presidential elections, and it’s clear that Americans have some concerns when it comes to their personal finances. Although issues like Social Security, taxes, affordable housing and the cost of health care are top of mind for voters this year, one financial issue seems to be […]

Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona performs better than Biden in the Democratic poll in the swing states

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Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona performs better than Biden in the Democratic poll in the swing states

PHOENIX: US Senator Mark Kelly has renewed his support for the Democratic presidential nomination, even though his name has emerged in discussions about replacing one of his party’s candidates. Kelly, a Democrat from Arizona, twice endorsed President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris during an appearance on MSNBC on Wednesday. Politico reported earlier that […]

I’m 67 years old and have $35,000 in student debt that I can’t pay back. What happens to this debt when I die?

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I’m 67 years old and have ,000 in student debt that I can’t pay back. What happens to this debt when I die?

I’m 67 years old and have $35,000 in student debt that I can’t pay back. What happens to this debt when I die? If you’re entering your golden years with the burden of a student loan, you may have resigned yourself to never being able to pay that loan back in your lifetime. The average […]

How does the U.S. Social Security compare to pension systems around the world?

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How does the U.S. Social Security compare to pension systems around the world?

How does the U.S. Social Security compare to pension systems around the world? Established in 1935, Social Security has become a popular, ubiquitous safety net for retired Americans and their families. In fact, it’s essential. But this high-priority budget item has stymied senators and congressmen of all stripes. They’re loath, at best, to tinker with […]