3 Things Too Many People Get Wrong About Spousal Social Security Benefits
You generally must be married for at least one year to qualify for spousal Social Security benefits. You may be eligible to claim a spousal benefit on...
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This Could Drain Your Retirement Savings Faster Than a Bear Market
A down market could whittle your savings down, but you can plan around one. It’s equally important to make sure you have a plan to beat inflatio...
Think You’ll Claim Social Security at 62? Ask Yourself These 3 Questions First.
Age 62 is the soonest you can file for Social Security. If you sign up at 62, you’ll face a lifelong reduction to your monthly benefits. Make su...
Social Security’s Trump Bump-Driven 2027 COLA Comes With Potentially Serious Unintended Consequences
Social Security’s highly anticipated cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will be revealed in less than six weeks, on Oct. 14. Two of President Dona...
3 Social Security Changes Coming Alongside the Next COLA
On Oct. 14, the Social Security Administration is expected to announce the 2027 COLA. That’s not the only key piece of news that’s set to...
Why Claiming Social Security at 70 Could Be the Smartest Retirement Move You Ever Make
Age 70 is generally considered the latest point to sign up for Social Security. You’ll boost your benefits by 24% at 70 compared to claiming Soc...
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