How Social Security COLAs Came to Be
The Social Security Administration can adjust benefits for inflation. Let’s look into how the annual cost-of-living adjustment started.
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Millions of Seniors Risk Running Out of Money During Retirement
We don’t mean to scare you but about half of all retirees could run out of money during retirement. We have a way to help.
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What the Presidential Candidates Plan to Do About Social Security
The winner of the 2024 presidential election will help mold the future of Social Security. Here’s where the candidates stand.
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Five of the Top Ten Cities for Retirees are All in This State
There’s one state that tops the list when it comes to the best cities for retirees. Let’s look at where they are settling down.
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Understanding the Social Security Trust Fund
Social Security is facing a huge deficit. Soon it will not be able to pay full benefits. Here’s an explanation of why this is happening.
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Most Workers Say a Comfortable Retirement is Out of Reach
American workers are worried they may never get to enjoy retirement the way their parents did. Here’s what we can do to help.
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Numbers Don’t Lie – Why Seniors Can’t Live on Social Security Alone
Social Security benefits don’t come close to covering seniors’ expenses. See what needs to be done to help struggling retirees.
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How Retirees Can Plan Now for Next Year’s Social Security COLA
Using a shopping list can help you save money at the grocery. That’s just one way seniors can cope with the predicted low COLA.
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Here’s One Simple and Sure-Fire Way to Ensure Social Security Solvency
Lifting the wage cap sems like the best way to quickly replenish the Social Security trust fund and ensure longterm solvency.
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Stretch Your Social Security Dollars the Most in These Countries
Social Security recipients are struggling financially and many are now considering moving away to more affordable countries.
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