Here’s the Maximum Social Security Benefit at Ages 62 and 70 (and How to Get It)
The Social Security benefit paid to retired workers is based on work history, lifetime income, and claim age. In 2026, the maximum monthly benefit for...
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Claiming Social Security Spousal Benefits? Don’t Make This Huge Mistake That Could Cost You Thousands.
Claiming spousal benefits from Social Security before full retirement age could result in reduced monthly checks. Once full retirement age arrives, th...
Spousal Social Security Benefits Could Pass a Significant Milestone in 2027 Thanks to the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA)
The latest 2027 Social Security COLA estimate is 3.9%. A COLA this size could push the average spousal Social Security benefit over $1,000 for the fir...
The New Senior Tax Deduction Is Pushing Social Security Closer to the Brink of Insolvency
The new senior tax deduction can reduce qualifying seniors’ taxable income by up to $6,000. Reduced taxable income means fewer Social Security b...
Cutting Back on Essential Healthcare Due to Rising Retirement Costs? 4 Strategies You Can Try.
Government assistance programs may help you reduce your costs. Telehealth visits may be more affordable than in-person care. Many hospitals have finan...
How Ages 60 to 63 Can Use the Super Catch-Up Contribution Before 2026 Ends
A special rule gives savers ages 60 to 63 a larger 401(k) catch-up. Instead of the regular $8,000 catch-up available to savers 50 and over, workers 60...
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