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How Much Money Do You Need to Save to Retire in Your State?

If you don’t have a large retirement account, you might want to consider moving to one of these states that are more affordable for retirees.

The average Social Security retirement check is about $1900 per month. Surprisingly, the biggest one is not too much more.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s vision for Social Security is at risk. Here’s what needs to be done to protect this critical program.

Find out why many retirees may soon see their retirement benefits cut if they did not pay off their student loans.

Not surprisingly, residents in states with aging populations and with limited retirement savings are most reliant on Social Security.

Retirees rely on the annual Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) to combat inflation. Here’s how it works.

Let’s look at one factor that could influence next year’s Social Security cost-of-living adjustment, impacting how much retirees receive.

Many ideas have surfaced on how to ensure Social Security solvency. Let’s look at one that is causing some controversy.

We must all be vigilant these days as scammers become bolder in their attempts to steal our personal information.

Social Security is giving a slight reprieve to beneficiaries who received an overpayment, but it’s still causing a financial burden on most.