We're just a week away from the White House's uh self-imposed July 4th deadline to pass President Trump's mega bill. But even if it passes the Senate this week, the version they're sending back to the House is getting push back from some Republicans joining us now, Republican Congressman Chip Roy. Uh and you've made some some strong uh cases in the past on how you feel and you feel strongly congressman.Is is the Senate version in from what you know uh a a better do you like it more than than what the House ...

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I would go so far to say anyone who relocates to Europe with a computer science degree or like joining a tech company should get massive tax benefits. I don't know five years tax-free or like no taxation on stock options whatever it is like bring them over. Like we can't compete with less capital, a more scattered European landscape, more bureaucracy and less talent.Like it's not going to work, right. So we got to solve the talent part. The great thing is we can turn our weakness into a strength because eve ...

Core Insights - MetLife, Inc. is expanding its Upwise benefits experience platform through a partnership with Nayya, making it available to employers via the Workday Marketplace starting October 1, 2025 [1][7]. Group 1: Upwise Platform Expansion - Upwise will be offered at no additional cost to employers who include MetLife's Accident, Hospital Indemnity, or Critical Illness insurance products in their benefits packages [2]. - The platform aims to address the benefits 'confusion gap' affecting the workforce, with 64% of employees reporting it simplifies their benefits decision-making process [3]. Group 2: Strategic Implications - This initiative reflects MetLife's strategy to enhance customer satisfaction and retention rates by streamlining the benefits decision-making process [4]. - The expansion is expected to increase the uptake of MetLife's Employee Benefit plans, potentially leading to higher premiums for the insurer [5]. Group 3: Financial Performance - MetLife's total premiums increased by 16.6% year over year in Q1 2025 [5]. - The company's shares have gained 12.5% over the past year, outperforming the industry growth of 10.4% [6].

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60 Minutes overtime. We always thought everything was good. We kept getting letters saying that they're increasing his payments. Then we get this letter saying we owe $51,000. This week on 60 Minutes, we take a look at what happens when Social Security overpays people who receive benefits. They can find out years and in some cases decades later that they owe thousands or tens of thousands of dollars. I'm Andy Court and I'm a producer at 60 Minutes. I'm Annabelle Hanfleig and I'm an associate producer at 60 ...

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The number of Americans claiming Social Security benefits is on the rise with the number of claims between January and May nearly 18% higher than the same time one year ago. And there could be risk to retirees overall earnings if the trend continues. Joining me now in studio is Larry Sprung, the founder of Milton Financial.So Larry, this is really interesting. saying, "We're seeing this surge in Americans claiming Social Security benefits at an early age, 62, highest in over two decades. What's driving this ...

The trust funds that the Social Security Administration relies on to pay millions of U.S. retiree benefits could be depleted by 2034, according to a government report released this week. https://t.co/R35PuhBeRp ...

Do these photos remind you of something. Maybe your childhood. Haven't you ever wanted some toy as a kid, but your parents said no. Has anyone here wanted some toy that their parents said no to.Gordy, what did you want. BB gun. A BB gun.Huh. I knew somebody was going to say that. Listen.You'll you'll shoot your eye out, kid. Well, for me, it is a PlayStation. But parents and probably many people here thank think think that a PlayStation is bad for your brain development.And yet, your lovable parents are put ...