Going Through a Divorce? Here’s What That Means for Your Spousal Social Security Benefits.
You can continue your spousal Social Security benefits as normal if you were married to your ex for at least 10 years. You must notify the Social Secu...
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We’re Just Weeks Away From an Update on Social Security’s Future. Here’s Why I’m Not Expecting Good News.
The 2026 Social Security Trustees report will likely come out in the next few weeks. This will give us an updated projection of when Social Security...
I Used to Think Maxing Out a 401(k) Always Made Sense. Here’s Why I Was Wrong.
While contributing to a 401(k) offers big tax savings, there are also restrictions. You may not be able to tap your savings without a penalty when you...
A New Inflation Report Is Just Days Away. Here’s What It Could Mean for the 2027 Social Security COLA.
The next Consumer Price Index report will go out on June 10, 2026. This will give us some insight into what inflation is doing and where the 2027 COLA...
Why Is October Such a Big Deal for Social Security Recipients?
While COLAs are typically announced in October, that’s not the only announcement made. Fall announcements regarding Social Security impact all r...
9 Tax Moves to Make This Summer Before the Year-End Rush
Be organized, keeping receipts and documentation to support your tax return. Keep track of your capital gains and losses. Make good use of tax-advanta...
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