Here’s What Happens to Your Credit Score When You Close Your Oldest Credit Card
Image source: Getty Images One of the most common concerns I hear about credit: “I have this old card from college I never use anymore — w...
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Should Married Couples Both Delay Social Security to 70? What the Data Says in 2026.
Sometimes, the best approach is for the lower-earning spouse to file earlier while the higher-earning spouse waits until 70. The goal is to plan a bud...
Retiring in 2027? Here’s What to Do With Your Savings Right Now.
Start by making sure your nest egg will be capable of producing the amount of spendable income you’ll need in retirement. Obviously you’ll...
TrumpIRA.gov Is Coming in 2027. What the New Retirement Account Means for Workers Without a 401(k)
The TrumpIRA.gov website is scheduled to launch in 2027. It will promote a new Federal Saver’s Match that could benefit many workers. The $23,76...
Social Security’s 2027 COLA: Early Signals Hint at What Retirees Might See
Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustments are based on third-quarter inflation changes. A recent uptick in inflation points to a larger COLA...
Beyond Premiums: 3 Huge Medicare Changes Affecting Retirees in 2026
It’s important you know the truth about Medicare changes so you can be prepared for their impact. Many retirees don’t understand how their...
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