Jobless claims rise to highest level since August in aftermath of Hurricane Ian
admin The numbers: Initial jobless benefit claims rose 9,000 to 228,000 in the week ended October…
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Social Security COLA 2023 benefits are getting an 8.7% bump — here’s what that means for recipients
The cost-of-living adjustment for 2023 will be 8.7%, according to the Social Security Administration —…
Read MoreCan I stop and restart Social Security benefits?
Social Security benefits can have some flexibility in how you receive them, but the flexibility…
Read MoreExpect job-market strength to hold despite labor costs pinching company earnings
Not everyone expects to see large-scale layoffs wash over America, even as recession fears lurk…
Read MoreWant that $7,500 EV tax break? Talk to your accountant, not just a car dealer
More generous rewards are here for people eyeing ways to reduce their carbon footprint at…
Read MoreU.S. suppliers halt operations at top Chinese chip maker ahead of new restrictions
U.S. chip-equipment suppliers are pulling out staff based at China’s leading memory-chip maker and pausing…
Read MoreNew union rallies at Uber HQ with ‘a core goal of winning union rights for gig workers’
Ride-hailing drivers, delivery workers and their supporters on Wednesday converged in front of Uber Technologies…
Read MoreA shocking number of baby boomers and Generation X plan to work past 70—or forever
Almost half of baby boomers and more than one-third of Generation X expect to work…
Read MoreWhy don’t some people ever retire — even if they have plenty of money?
I often meet people who have saved more than enough to retire. In my role…
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When this Native American family’s high-speed data ran out, their kids’ schooling came first
Matsaw, 46, was about to graduate with a Ph.D. in water resources when the coronavirus…
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