Changes You Can Make to Stretch Your Social Security Checks
The average retiree receives about $1800 per month from Social Security. We’ve got some suggestions on how to get the most out of that check.
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Why Seniors’ Expenses Should Matter the Most When Calculating the Social Security COLA
It doesn’t make sense that retirees’ Social Security cost-of-living adjustments are based on the spending habits of young workers.
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How Much Money Does It Really Take to Retire?
Goals of retiring as a millionaire are unrealistic. Here’s how much the average retiree really has in savings.
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Why Some Say Social Security COLAs Shouldn’t Matter
The 2024 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will soon be announced, but some are saying don’t put too much stock in it.
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How Does Your Social Security Check Stack Up?
Almost 50 million seniors receive Social Security retirement benefits. How does your monthly check compare to others?
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New Survey Shows Growing Pessimism About Social Security Future
Retirees aren’t the only ones worried about Social Security solvency. A new survey shows younger Americans are getting concerned.
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What Retirement Will Look Like in About 25 Years
Retirement as we know it may soon be a thing of the past. Let’s look at what the future holds for retirees.
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Why Social Security Recipients Might Soon be Forced to Move
Many retirees might need to relocate if Social Security’s solvency issue can’t be resolved. Here are ten states that will soon be too costly.
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Warning: Retirees Could Lose as Much as $17,400 in Social Security Benefits
Retirees could see their Social Security benefits cut by almost $1500 per month if we don’t act now to secure its solvency.
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Why Worries Over Social Security Solvency Are Hurting Seniors
A new study found that many older Americans are choosing not to maximize their Social Security benefits over solvency fears.
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