President Donald Trump signed a bill allowing clergy, including Catholic priests and bishops, to opt back into Social Security and Medicare if they had previously opted out. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops supported the measure, which provides a two-year window for clergy to rejoin the programs. The bill, passed by the House and Senate, aims to offer relief and support to clergy who opted out due to inaccurate financial advice, helping them secure better retirement and health benefits. More: National Catholic Register
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