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74% of Americans think they’re reasonably informed about Social Security — but here’s what they’re often getting wrong
In a recent AARP survey of Americans 18 and over, 74% said they consider themselves reasonably informed about Social Security ...
Clearing up the confusion: Social Security disability benefits and incentives to work
Disability benefits are for those who have been deemed to be unable to work, although there are all kinds of work incentives ...
Are Social Security Cuts a Myth? Here's What's Really Happening.
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Social Security's 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) Is Shaping Up to Be a Lose-Lose Scenario for Retirees
Not even a potentially history-making moment will be enough to prevent retirees from getting the short end of the stick, yet ...
UTA social workers, computer scientists team up to combat domestic abuse
Abuse is often thought of as either physical or emotional, but as society evolves, experts say more victims are experiencing technology facilitated abuse. The UTA School of Social Work, the Colleges ...
UT Austin School of Social Work wins grant to address addiction treatment worker’s stress, burnout
Called the "Stress First Aid (SFA) framework," it is a "self-care and peer support framework adapted by the researchers ...
A Social Security Bailout Would Cost Younger Workers $157,000 in Higher Taxes
If the payroll tax rate is increased to make Social Security solvent, the median young worker will be out at least $2,432 a ...
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Camden police and social workers team up to tackle homelessness, addiction, mental health issues
CAMDEN, NJ - In Camden, a collaborative effort between police and social workers is making strides in addressing homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues. This innovative approach involves ...