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.
Read MoreIt doesn’t make sense that retirees’ Social Security cost-of-living adjustments are based on the spending habits of young workers.
Read MoreThe 2024 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment will soon be announced, but some are saying don’t put too much stock in it.
Read MoreSocial Security recipients need a bigger cost-of-living adjustment to keep up with increasing expenses. See where their money is going.
Read MoreRetirees living on fixed incomes are concerned about inflation but there is another figure they should be watching closely as well.
Read MoreInflation is hitting retirees hard. See why seniors’ stress levels are increasing even as the price of goods is slowly coming down.
Read MoreFind out why you might want to file income taxes even if you no longer work and are collecting Social Security benefits.
Read MoreDiscover why the average retiree does not even receive half of the maximum Social Security benefit amount each month.
Read MoreTo compensate for inflation, retirees will get a big Social Security COLA increase in 2023 but senior advocates say it’s not enough.
Read MoreHere’s when you can expect to receive your new bigger Social Security benefits now that the 2023 COLA is about to start.
Read MoreThe Social Security Administration has set a 8.7% COLA for 2023. See what that equates to in monthly benefits for seniors.
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