4 Social Security Changes Washington Could Make to Prevent Looming Benefit Cuts
The Social Security OASI Trust Fund is on pace to be depleted in 2033, at which point an across-the-board benefit cut of 23% would happen automaticall...
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4 Ways Your Medicare Part D Plan May Have Changed in 2026
It’s common for Part D drug plans to change from one year to the next. You may be looking at different premium costs or higher copays. Your phar...
New Year’s Checklist for Retirees: 4 Tasks to Tackle Before the End of January
The beginning of a new tax year means you can start making portfolio moves that won’t require a tax payment for well over a year. You also have...
Should You Take Your RMD at the Beginning or End of the Year? Here’s What to Consider.
Anyone with a retirement account that’s subject to required distributions can already determine this year’s minimum withdrawal. Just becau...
IRAs and 401(k)s Are Great. Here’s Why They Aren’t Enough for Your Retirement.
IRAs and 401(k)s give you a tax break on your retirement savings. These accounts also come with restrictions. Keep some money in an unrestricted accou...
Claiming Social Security at 62? Your First Payment Might Be Further Away Than Expected
You don’t become eligible for Social Security until you’re 62 for the entire month. Your birth month is your first month of eligibility on...
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