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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-01 21:37:31 -

What Deductions Are Taken From My Paycheck?
What Deductions Are Taken From My Paycheck? (Tax, Health Insurance, Pension, Social Security, and More) Understanding your paycheck can feel confusing—especially when the amount you expect to see is noticeably larger than the amount that actually arrives in your bank account. That difference isn’t a mistake. It reflects a series of required and optional deductions that fund taxes,...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-09 17:07:00 -

What is Social Security — and Why You Need to Apply
What is Social Security — and Why You Need to Apply Social Security Administration (SSA) administers several types of benefits to eligible individuals: retirement benefits, disability benefits, spousal benefits, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Medicare (for health insurance at 65+ or certain disabilities), among others. Applying for Social Security benefits means telling...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-11 20:05:22 -

What Is SSI and How Is It Different From SSDI?
What Is SSI and How Is It Different From SSDI? When people talk about disability benefits in the United States, two acronyms come up over and over: SSI and SSDI. They sound similar, and both programs involve cash benefits for people who meet certain disability or income criteria. But after that, the overlap ends. These programs are fundamentally different—different rules, different...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2025-12-09 17:05:24 -

What Is the Full Retirement Age?
What Is the Full Retirement Age? When people talk about retirement—especially in the context of Social Security benefits in the United States—one term appears again and again: full retirement age, often abbreviated as FRA. Understanding what FRA means is essential for anyone planning their financial future, because it directly affects how much money you’ll receive in...

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