Why 2024 Needs to be the Year Congress Enacts the Social Security Expansion Act
There’s still time for Congress to salvage Social Security and ensure it’s around for tomorrow’s retirees. Here’s how to make that happen.
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We Must Protect Social Security! American Seniors Are Facing Financial Hardships
More than one-third of older Americans have no retirement savings. See why this means lawmakers need to act fast to preserve Social Security.
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How Social Security Works and What Needs to be Done to Protect It
With retirees outnumbering workers, Social Security is no longer functioning the way it was supposed to. Here’s how to fix its problems.
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What Needs to be Done to Prevent a Social Security Funding Shortfall
It’s time Congress moves to shore up the Social Security trust fund before it runs dry and cuts benefits for millions of beneficiaries.
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Starting Next Month Retirees Will See Bigger Social Security Benefit Checks
Find out how much more money retirees can expect to get when the 2024 Social Security COLA takes effect in January.
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Social Security Actuary Reveals Worst-Case Scenario Regarding Program’s Future Funding
Social Security’s actuary says there is no reason to panic. Social Security is not running out of money to pay benefits.
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Why Social Security is Called the ‘Third Rail of American Politics’
Here’s why Social Security has been nicknamed the third rail of politics and why that’s hurting so many older Americans.
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How Next Year’s Social Security COLA Compares
Next year’s Social Security COLA is far less than 2023’s but analysts say it’s not bad overall. Here’s why.
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The Time Has Come to Change the Social Security COLA Recipe
Inflation is still high. It’s time Social Security adopt a new COLA calculator that takes into account how seniors spend their money.
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Senators Look for Ways to Solve Social Security Insolvency
Senators are starting to take the pending Social Security insolvency crisis more seriously. Let’s look at two plans to solve this problem.
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