Seniors in These States Could See the Biggest Social Security Benefit Boosts Next Year
Depending upon where you live you could see a bigger Social Security benefit boost due to next year’s COLA. We’ll explain why.
Read MoreDepending upon where you live you could see a bigger Social Security benefit boost due to next year’s COLA. We’ll explain why.
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Read MoreSeniors’ spending is outpacing Social Security COLA increases. Let’s look at what can be done to make benefits keep pace with expenses.
Read MoreBecause of inflation, retirees could see an almost 4% COLA next year. We’ll explain why even that is not enough.
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Read MoreThe Biggest Financial Fears Facing Retirees
If you worry about money, you are not alone. According to a CBS News report, one in five retirees say they are struggling financially. That has obviously spurred a variety of financial fears.
A survey by the investment firm Schroders found that retirees’ biggest financial fears are:
• Inflation eroding the value of retirement savings and other assets (90%)
• Higher than expected health care costs (87%)
• A major market downturn significantly reducing assets (81%)
• Not knowing how to best take retirement income and/or draw down assets (69%)
• Outliving retirement savings (68%)
The Seniors Trust is committed to improving the financial well-being of older Americans by passing the Social Security Expansion Act. It will give retirees an immediate increase of about $200 a month in benefits, a fair annual COLA, increased minimum benefits, and ensure the long-term solvency of the Social Security program.
You would think a cost-of-living increase would be good news, but it’s not. We will explain why retirees shouldn’t celebrate yet.
Read MoreSocial Security benefits are not increasing at the same pace as inflation. See what this means for seniors.
Read MoreInflation isn’t easing up, and prices of some purchases, such as gas, are only increasing. Find out what this means for your next COLA.
Read MoreSocial Security COLA is supposed to help combat inflation, but the way it’s calculated means seniors will continue to struggle.
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