4 Social Security Shifts Headed Your Way in 2027 That Retirees Should Know About
All Social Security beneficiaries will get a COLA next year. The Social Security Administration will also update several other program rules, includin...
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Think a Bigger Social Security COLA in 2027 Is a Lock? Here’s the Truth.
Soaring inflation has raised COLA predictions for 2027. The data needed to calculate an official COLA still hasn’t come in. If inflation cools,...
There Are Good Reasons to Avoid Annuities, but You Might Want to Buy One Anyway.
Annuities can deliver regular income for a period of time — or for the rest of your life. They can be a smart part of your retirement plan. The...
3 Big Mistakes IRA Savers Make — and How to Fix Them
Steadily funding an IRA is a great way to build retirement wealth. Make sure you’re choosing the right investments. Don’t neglect an oppor...
Social Security Benefits Have Lost 14% of Their Buying Power Since 2016. Will the 2027 COLA Reverse That Trend?
Social Security’s buying power is declining in part because of how the government calculates COLAs. The 2027 Social Security COLA is expected to...
Between 60 and 63? Here’s How You Can Maximize 401(k) Contributions With a New Rule.
Workers 50 and over can make catch-up contributions in a 401(k). A newer rule allows people ages 60 to 63 to make a “super catch-up.” It p...
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