Americans are worried about Social Security and Medicare. A recent survey reveals that nearly three-fourths of adults have serious concerns that Social Security will run out of funds during their lifetime. Almost one-fourth say they don’t expect to receive anything from the fund, which has traditionally been a critical component of a healthy retirement strategy. … Read more
Social media has become an essential tool for small businesses, which can leverage these platforms to build brand awareness, engage with customers and drive sales in new and exciting ways. However, with said opportunities come several risks inherent to its online nature, namely cybercrime. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting businesses through their social media accounts, leading … Read more
More than 70 million Americans receive monthly Social Security checks. Over 180 million current workers are paying into the system and expect benefits down the line. But the program is running out of money. So naturally, proposals are swirling on both sides of the political aisle to make changes to Social Security as the clock … Read more
A major data breach that reportedly includes Social Security numbers has put many people on edge about identity theft and the possibility that their personal information has been exposed online. National Public Data, a background check and public records company, is facing a flurry of class action lawsuits about the breach. The suits were filed … Read more
We research all brands listed and may earn a fee from our partners. Research and financial considerations may influence how brands are displayed. Not all brands are included. Learn more. Social Security payments are expected to get a 2.57% bump in 2025, based on the latest inflation data. That estimate is according to The Senior … Read more
We research all brands listed and may earn a fee from our partners. Research and financial considerations may influence how brands are displayed. Not all brands are included. Learn more. Raising the retirement age for Social Security even by just a year or two would result in significant reductions in payments for most Americans, a … Read more
Lessons from Reform to Equal Rights and an accompanying online exhibit introduce students to this aspect of the Civil War through photos and writing by civil war soldiers and nurses. The lessons also examine the institutions that were created to serve disabled veterans and encourage students to consider the experiences of disabled veterans today. 2. … Read more