Is a Larger Social Security COLA in 2027 a Given? Here’s Why it Could Be Smaller Than Expected
Current estimates suggest Social Security’s 2027 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) could be more generous than this year’s 2.8% raise. If i...
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If This Bill Passes, Social Security Recipients Can Work Without Losing Out on Benefits
Some in Congress are pushing to drop the retirement earnings test. Proponents say it will give seniors greater financial flexibility. Others worry tha...
3 Reasons I Plan to Downsize in Retirement — Despite Having a Paid-Off Home
Not having a mortgage doesn’t make housing inexpensive. Getting rid of a huge property tax bill and lowering utility costs could help stretch my...
The Promise Act Would Push Congress to Vote on Social Security Reform Before 2032’s Projected 22% Benefit Cut for Retirees
The Promise Act doesn’t lay out specific Social Security changes, but it sets the stage for a disciplined approach to shoring up the program...
How to Make the Most of a 3.9% Social Security COLA Bump for 2027
The Senior Citizens League prediction of a 3.9% COLA for 2027 is based on the recent inflation rate. It’s safe to assume that a portion of that...
This Potential Social Security Fix Has Bipartisan Support, and It Won’t Cost Ordinary Americans
Right now, you only pay Social Security payroll taxes on the first $184,500 you earn in 2026. One proposal would force wealthy Americans to pay payrol...
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