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2. They're disorganized. Prostock-studio | Shutterstock. Even though they have a steady stream of income, disorganized people never know exactly how much money they have in the bank.

3. Buying special little treats. PeopleImages.com - Yuri A. | Shutterstock . People who stay broke no matter how much money they make have a habit of buying special little treats on a regular basis.

Still, there's a lot of talk about Social Security going broke. And it's important to recognize that benefit cuts are not at all the same thing as the program running out of money completely.

Still, there's a lot of talk about Social Security going broke. And it's important to recognize that benefit cuts are not at all the same thing as the program running out of money completely.

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A program as important as Social Security is apt to work its way into the news somewhat often. In the coming years, Social Security expects its financial obligations to exceed the revenue it's ...