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The Trump government has now revealed two prominent and divisive policy changes it claims are aimed to fight waste and fraud in Social Security. First, the agency declared it would reverse a regulation limiting clawbacks to a lesser level and start garnishing entire benefit checks from Americans who get overpayments. Officials of Social Security assert … Read more
If enacted, two new measures presented in the Michigan House would impact the approaching deer shooting season this September. Introduced by Rep. Timothy Beson, House Bill No. 4191 seeks to define a clearer difference between baiting and feeding and permits baiting for a price. “Deer or elk baiting” is the method of periodically dumping, distributing, … Read more
President Donald Trump intends to eliminate your taxes if your annual income falls less than $150,000, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said in an interview with CBS on Tuesday. “His objective is clear: none taxes for everyone making less than $150,000 annually. His objective is that. I am aiming for it in the interview. Lutnick … Read more
According to a fresh AARP-funded poll conducted by the National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI), a notable bipartisan majority of Americans support two group modifications to social security benefits. With both Democrats and Republicans fervent supporters of social security, this attitude toward the program cuts beyond political boundaries. The poll revealed two particular concerns that … Read more
According to reports, qualified recipients will get worth of $5,108 from Social Security Administration. The monthly contributions of the government agency help around 70 million program participants. There are so many receivers that not everyone is paid concurrently. The person’s birthdate and the length of time they have been collecting benefits determine the timing of … Read more
Recently I have started hunting in the woods without a bow or a gun. Boiling with mating wood frogs are Vernal pools. Geese are honking all throughout the sky. Trees have not started to bud, thus the sun warms your face. March is a great season to search for antler sheds and to spend in … Read more
Under the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) planned distribution, millions of retirees and recipients are set to get their Social Security payouts on Tuesday, March 12. For about seventy million Americans—including retirees, handicapped people, and survivors—these benefits provide a vital source of income. How much can they expect, though, and who precisely will get their cheque … Read more
“Mule deer are stupidity.” I wish I had a dime for every time I have heard that really frustrating comment. My usually snarky reply is, “if they are so dumb, then why are your rafters not lined with big bucks?” Usually I get a blank look, a regretful explanation about the one that disappeared, or … Read more
Most American retired workers have bank accounts where their Social Security payouts for this month will appear mid-March at the latest. Many beneficiaries of disability compensation, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), and survivor’s benefits who get monthly installments also follow this pattern. In March, more than 73 million Americans are expected to get; 70% of … Read more
According to a recent National Deer Association analysis, private land tags mark the great majority of deer killed by hunters in the Midwest, Northeast, and South-east. If you hunt deer in such areas, you most likely already know that private property hunting is quite popular, but you might not know where to locate a deer … Read more