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Dorothy Hinchcliff

Dorothy Hinchcliff

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Publisher and CEO, Rethinking 65

Oakhurst

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music, courts, sports environment, health, oceans oil and gas, news, fisheries law,Covers: business, politics renewable energy, whales

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Total articles 181

  • Social Security Proposal Could Mean Big Changes for Applicants

    By Dorothy Hinchcliff Verified, Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez| Rethinking 65 Verified The Social Security Administration proposed a major change that could force thousands of people every week to show up at a shrinking list of field offices before they can receive benefits. In an effort to combat fraud, the SSA has suggested that citizens applying for social security or disability benefits over the phone would also need to, for the first time, verify their identities using an online program called “internet ID proofing,” according to an internal memo viewed by the Washington Post.

    By Dorothy Hinchcliff Verified, Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez · Rethinking 65

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Bill Ackman Is Betting $900 Million He Could Become The Next Warren Buffett

    By Dorothy Hinchcliff Verified| Rethinking 65 Verified The 94 year-old Oracle of Omaha bought into a dying textile producer 60 years ago, transforming it into the $1 trillion behemoth it is today. Billionaire Bill Ackman may be one of the best-known hedge fund managers on Wall Street, but he’s no Warren Buffett.

    By Dorothy Hinchcliff Verified · Rethinking 65

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Social Security Proposal Could Mean Big Changes for Applicants

    By Dorothy Hinchcliff Verified, Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez| Rethinking 65 Verified The Social Security Administration proposed a major change that could force thousands of people every week to show up at a shrinking list of field offices before they can receive benefits. In an effort to combat fraud, the SSA has suggested that citizens applying for social security or disability benefits over the phone would also need to, for the first time, verify their identities using an online program called “internet ID proofing,” according to an internal memo viewed by the Washington Post.

    By Dorothy Hinchcliff Verified, Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez · Rethinking 65

    Mar. 18, 2025

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Rethinking 65

Ocean Township, New Jersey, United States

+1 732-642-9669