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Top Trump Aide Says Social Security Is Safe

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President Trump’s co-campaign manager Chris LaCivita told Politico the White House is “not going to cut .”

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The Motley Fool

Prediction: 2 Ways President Donald Trump Will Decisively Change Social Security in 2025 @themotleyfool #stocks

For most retirees, Social Security provides much more than just a monthly check. It represents the foundation of their retirement income and is vital to making ends meet. For 23 years (2002-2024), national pollster Gallup has surveyed retirees to gain perspective on how important Social Security income is to their financial well-being. Every year, between 80% and 90% of respondents note their Social Security check is needed, in some capacity, to…

53 minutes ago·Alexandria, United States

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Politico

Playbook: The fight Dems didn’t want

And check out our Deep Dive with Chris LaCivita.

8 hours ago

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247wallst.com

Boomers: Trump’s Social Security Plan Has a Major Flaw No One Is Addressing

Key Points President Trump wants to get rid of taxes on Social Security. While that would save many seniors money, it could push the program closer to insolvency. Changing the thresholds at which benefits are taxed may be a more reasonable approach. Over 4 Million Americans set to retire this year. If you’re one, don’t leave your future to chance. Speak with an advisor and learn if you’re ahead, or behind on your goals. Click here to get sta…

21 hours ago·New York, United States

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Political Wire

Top Trump Aide Says Social Security Is Safe

President Trump’s co-campaign manager Chris LaCivita told Politico the White House is “not going to cut Social Security.” Elon Musk is “not the president. He doesn’t get to make those decisions.”

1 day ago·New York, United States

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The Iowa Standard

Nunn Introduces Bipartisan Bill to Protect Social Security Benefits - The Iowa Standard

U.S. Representative Zach Nunn (IA-03) on Thursday introduced bipartisan legislation to stop the government from punishing Iowa seniors for the mistakes made by D.C. bureaucrats. The bipartisan Social Security Overpayment Relief Act, which is co-led by U.S. Representative Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI-08), would prohibit the Social Security Administration (SSA) from reclaiming overpayments older than 10 years unless there is fraud involved. “When th…

19 hours ago

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