Every year, the Social Security Administration makes an announcement that affects all 73 million Social Security beneficiaries. Here's what to expect.
As living costs continue to rise, more than half of seniors on Social Security report cutting back on discretionary spending, ...
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Social Security expect to rise 2.7%; See how much extra cash you'll receive
Social Security benefits are set to rise 2.7% in 2026, but higher Medicare premiums may offset much of the increase for retirees.
A retiree using the 4% rule to guide withdrawals would have taken out $60,000 from a $1.5 million portfolio in the year 2000. By 2020, that withdrawal amount would have been right around $100,000. The ...
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Most seniors want Social Security COLA tied to CPI-E for higher benefits
Seniors push to tie Social Security COLA to the CPI-E to better match retirees’ expenses and potentially increase benefits.
Supply-chain disruptions, pandemic unpredictability, and war have sent inflation to levels not seen since the early 1980s. Higher prices for essentials like food, housing, and gas are making life more ...
If you’ve been paying even passing attention to inflation—and it has been hard to ignore—you know that the latest inflation readings have been ugly. Through August 2022, the Consumer Price Index ...
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