Richard Johnson Rumors about the possibility of new stimulus checks that will be arriving on February 20, 2026 are circulating through social websites, apps for messaging as well as chain email. Some of these claims indicate there is a possibility that IRS is working on direct deposits which, in some cases, suggest that the funds are already showing in bank accounts or … Read more
The United States is moving steadily further into an unsustainable fiscal path and the consequences are not limited to the borders of its own. Constant budget deficits, rapid growing public debt, and rising interest costs are becoming increasingly seen not only as problems for policymakers in the United States as well as threats to global economic … Read more
Social Security Administration (SSA) provides monthly benefits to more than 70 million Americans which includes disabled people, retirees and survivors. For a lot of households, these benefits are the main source of income to pay for essential expenses like rent or food costs, utilities as well as medical expenses. This is why knowing when exactly payments are due is crucial … Read more
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has quietly implemented a major shift in the internal staffing structure shifting employees away from administrative and claims processing tasks to customer service lines. This move aims at cutting down on long wait times for callers, however employees and advocates are concerned that it could cause unintended consequences, such as slower decision-making on … Read more
A partial government shutdown often creates uncertainty–especially for retirees, people with disabilities, and low-income households who depend on Social Security income. When Congress was unable to approve a complete funding agreement before January 31st 2026, the partial shutdown started with concerns over whether the benefits of federal government could be cut off. To Social Security recipients, the message is … Read more
Rumors about a potential $2000 stimulus payment have been widely circulated in recent weeks, generating hopes for millions of Americans that are facing rising cost of living, pressure on housing and a slow economic growth. The speculation grew in popularity following the remarks of ex-President Donald Trump, making many believe an additional round of direct payment could be in … Read more
A vast majority of Americans depend on Social Security benefits to meet their daily living expenses which include food, housing and healthcare, as well as utility bills. Since inflation is continuing to impact household budgets, even minor increase in benefits can have a significant impact on those who are retired, disabled and survivorship beneficiaries. On Monday, … Read more
Social Security benefits continue to provide financial security that is available to millions of Americans particularly retired people, those with disabilities, as well as families who receive survivor benefits. On Wednesday 18 February 2026 the next cycle of Social Security payments is being made available all across the United States, following the official payment calendar established by the Social … Read more
As the month of January 2026 begins the thousands of American households are facing fresh financial stress. Costs for food as well as utilities, rent as well as healthcare have forced budgets to be squeezed across the nation. On top of that, reports of an $2000 IRS direct deposit payout have attracted a lot of attention, especially among middle- … Read more
Millions of Americans who depend upon Social Security will see more monthly payments from February 2026 because of a year-long cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) announced by the Social Security Administration. In 2026, the COLA is intended to assist disabled people, retirees’ survivors, retirees, and SSI beneficiaries keep up with the rising cost of living amid constant inflation … Read more