The Changing Fabric of Security.

Founded some 80 years ago on the “insurance principle,” Social Security was designed to protect an aging population against inevitable risk. But even President Roosevelt didn’t understand his policy to be a panacea. And as he signed the Social Security Act into law, Roosevelt admitted the truth of the matter: “We can never insure one
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Social Security and The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 Unfolded.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR Who isn’t affected by the new Budget Act? Which filing options have been changed? What provisions exist for those near but not yet at retirement age? Embrace it or not, our lives are consistently marked by inescapable change. What else can we do then, but understand the why’s and how’s, and
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Un-Titled: Inside the Financial Industry’s Name Game.

The act of naming is truly elemental: it’s a predisposition we all share. Yet, while names help to define, specify, and even unite, too much of a good thing can quickly turn sour. What begins as a striving for order can instead produce a thick veil of jargon, with confusion and frustration for all. And
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