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With this cost-of-living adjustment, the average retiree Social Security payment will increase by $56.

With this cost-of-living adjustment, the average retiree Social Security payment will increase by $56.

We asked 10 people from across the country how they would spend a life-changing windfall. Their answers? On football tickets, debt and a room specifically for cats.

Some retailers are pulling back on seasonal hiring due to the rise of online shopping and fallout from tariffs.

CDC guidance and insurance policies still allow most Americans to receive a free COVID-19 booster shot.

States are expanding the financial incentives for people to buy electric vehicles now that the federal EV tax credit has expired.

Ford and GM use IRS loophole to extend $7,500 EV tax credit on select lease deals.

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Due to a calendar quirk, people who get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits will be paid twice in the month of October.