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Congress Just Passed the GPO Fairness Act; Here’s What It Means for Your Social Security
The Social Security Fairness Act, signed into law on January 5, 2025, repeals the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset, restoring full Social Security benefits to over 3.2 million public sector retirees. Retroactive payments began in February 2025, with increased monthly benefits starting in April 2025. Beneficiaries should verify their eligibility and ensure their information with the SSA is up to date.
The Big Domestic Policy Bill Just Dropped; Here’s How It Powers Trump’s Vision
President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" has passed the House, aiming to extend tax cuts, reshape social programs, and bolster defense and immigration policies. As it moves to the Senate, the bill's potential to add $3.8 trillion to the national debt
Federal Workers Brace for Impact as House Adds More Cuts to Retirement in New Bill
The House's new budget bill introduces deep cuts to federal retirement benefits, including the FERS annuity supplement and pension contributions for new hires. Federal workers need to stay informed and prepare to protect their financial future.
House Reconciliation Bill Passes; Federal Employees Brace for Major Retirement Shake-Up
The House's recent passage of the reconciliation bill introduces major changes to federal employee retirement benefits, including the elimination of the FERS annuity supplement and new employment options for future hires. Federal workers are advised to review their retirement plans and stay informed as the bill progresses to the Senate.
One Big Beautiful Bill Act Explained: 4 Game-Changing Provisions You Can’t Ignore
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act promises sweeping changes to America’s tax laws, social programs, and AI regulation. Learn how it could impact your paycheck, healthcare, and the tech industry.
GOP Tax Bill Contains a Quiet Threat to Federal Workers; Could This Be the End of the Civil Service?
The GOP’s new tax bill quietly targets federal workers with cuts to retirement benefits, new employment conditions, and the revival of Schedule F — threatening the integrity of the U.S. civil service. Learn what’s changing, how it impacts job security, and what workers and citizens can do to respond. This in-depth guide provides practical advice, historical context, and official resources for navigating this turning point in American governance.
Federal Retirement Cuts Approved: What the House’s New Bill Means for Government Workers
The U.S. House passed a bill on May 22, 2025, eliminating the FERS annuity supplement by 2028 and altering employment options for new federal workers. While some proposed changes were removed, such as the High-3 to High-5 shift, this marks a significant pivot in federal retirement planning. Learn what these changes mean, who’s affected, and how to protect your retirement future.
Double Social Security Checks in May? Here’s Why You’re Getting Paid Twice
Did you get two SSI checks in May 2025? You’re not alone. The Social Security Administration advanced June’s payment to May 30 because June 1 falls on a Sunday. This article breaks down who is affected, why it happens, and how to budget smartly so you’re not caught off guard. With clear tips, official resources, and expert insight, we help you make sense of the schedule shift.
Surprise SSI Payment Arrives Early in May; Here’s Why the SSA Moved It Up
In May 2025, millions of SSI recipients received early payments because June 1 falls on a Sunday. This isn’t a bonus, but rather June’s payment delivered on May 30. Understanding the SSA’s payment schedule can help prevent financial confusion and overspending. Learn what to expect, how to budget for it, and when early payments will happen again in 2025. Stay informed, plan ahead, and protect your benefits.
Social Security Payment of $1,999 Coming on this Day: Only These Retirees Qualify, Check Eligibility
A $1,999 average Social Security payment is heading out on May 28, 2025—but only for eligible retirees. Learn who qualifies, how benefits are calculated, and what steps you can take to maximize your payout. This comprehensive guide covers payment dates, eligibility rules, practical tips, and expert advice based on official data from the Social Security Administration. Whether you're planning ahead or already retired, this article helps you get the most out of your benefits.
