What Donald Trump’s Strait of Hormuz Stance Could Mean for Your Social Security Benefits in 2027
The annual Social Security COLA is determined using inflation data from the third quarter of each year. President Trump’s inability to fully ope...
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A Roth 401k Tax Surprise?
By Thomas Mullooly, originally published at Mullooly Asset Management. A Roth 401k Tax Surprise? What we mean when we say “Roth 401k tax surprise,” is...
Roth Conversions Can Backfire. Here’s How to Make Sure Yours Doesn’t.
Roth conversions could pave the way to tax-free investment gains and withdrawals. They’re also a great way to get out of taking required minimum...
If I’m 62 With $800,000 Saved, Am I at Risk of Running Out of Money?
There’s really no amount of retirement savings that absolutely guarantees you won’t run out. With the right strategy, you could substantia...
Social Security Recipients May Be in Line for Another Outsized COLA Boost
The nationwide inflation rate remains above long-term norms. If that holds, beneficiaries should see a similar increase in their payments. Investors s...
Social Security Retirees Just Got Bad News About the 2027 COLA, but There Is a Silver Lining
Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) are determined by inflation data in July, August, and September of each year. June inflation data s...
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