Why Congress Has 6 Years to Fix Social Security — and What Happens if It Doesn’t
The Social Security Administration previously expected the trust funds to run out by 2034. New research from the Congressional Budget Office suggests...
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Enrolling in Medicare? 1 Key Move You Should Make Early On
You might face numerous costs as a Medicare enrollee. If you stick to original Medicare, it pays to get a Medigap plan early on. Medigap could pick up...
How Gas Prices and the Iran Conflict Are Shaping Your 2027 Social Security Raise
Energy and gasoline prices increased by 11% and 21% in March, respectively. Higher gas prices can increase the Consumer Price Index, the metric used t...
3 Little-Known Social Security Rules That Could Add Hundreds to Your Monthly Check
The majority of retirees depend heavily on their Social Security benefits. Some Social Security rules are lesser-known, but they could have a major ef...
Social Security Rule Deals Early Filers a Double Whammy
Filing for Social Security early generally reduces your monthly benefits for life. On top of that, early claimants are subject to an earnings test. If...
The Real Reasons You Risk Running Out of Money in Retirement
While spending too aggressively could deplete your nest egg, there are some less obvious factors that could lead to the same situation. Be mindful of...
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