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Nearly 6 million older adults are living below the poverty line. These resources can help struggling seniors

September 26, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments Baby Boomers, business news, Health insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal saving, Personnel, Politics, Snap Inc, Social issues, Social Security, United States

Around 6 million older Americans are living below the poverty line. Fortunately, there are thousands of resources available to struggling

Even with two checks in September, Supplemental Security Income benefits fall short. Here’s how the program could be updated

August 28, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments business news, Disability benefits, Elder care, Elderly welfare, Government pensions and social security, Government welfare systems, Inflation, Investment management, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal saving, Personal spending, Social issues, Social Security, U.S. Social Security Administration

A calendar quirk means disabled and elderly beneficiaries in this federal program will receive two checks in September. But that's

Even with two checks in September, Supplemental Security Income benefits fall short. Here’s how the program could be updated

August 28, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments business news, Disability benefits, Elder care, Elderly welfare, Government pensions and social security, Government welfare systems, Inflation, Investment management, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal saving, Personal spending, Social issues, Social Security, U.S. Social Security Administration

A calendar quirk means disabled and elderly beneficiaries in this federal program will receive two checks in September. But that's

House Democrats call for action on Social Security reform. What that could mean for your benefits

August 15, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments 401(k) plans, business news, Congress, Disability benefits, Employee benefits, Employee pension benefits, Family finances, Financial planning for marriage, Fiscal policy, Government pensions and social security, Individual retirement accounts, Inflation, Investment management, John B. Larson, Legislation, National security, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal investing, Personal saving, Personal spending, Politics, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social issues, Social Security, U.S. Social Security Administration

Democrats are seeking to bring a bill to enhance Social Security benefits up for a vote on the House floor

Social Security isn’t bankrupt: What we know about future benefits based on the latest trustees report

June 25, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments business news, Family finances, Inflation, Medicare, Medicare health plans, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal health insurance, Personal income, Personal investing, Personal saving, Personal taxes, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social issues, Social Security, Wages and salaries

A later depletion date for Social Security's trust funds isn't anything to celebrate. But there are some nuggets of good

Many younger baby boomers may outlive their 401(k) savings, new research finds. Here’s why

June 19, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments 401(k) plans, business news, Employee pension benefits, Government pensions and social security, Investment strategy, MARKETS, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personnel, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Seniors, Social issues, Social Security, Stock markets, Wealth

New research paints worrisome picture for how long 401(k) savings last retirees. Source link

Another record-high Social Security cost-of-living adjustment in 2023 could put more money in retirees’ wallets and impact the program’s funds

June 6, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments business news, Disability benefits, Family finances, Inflation, Labor economy, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal investing, Personal saving, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social issues, Social Security, U.S. Economy, U.S. Social Security Administration

Early signs point to a higher Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for 2023. That may put more money in retirees' wallets

Your Social Security check might be taxed. Here’s how that could change

May 29, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments 401(k) plans, business news, Family finances, Fiscal policy, Government taxation and revenue, Individual retirement accounts, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal investing, Personal saving, Personal taxes, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social issues, Social Security, Taxes, U.S. Social Security Administration

It may come as a surprise that your Social Security income may be taxed. Here's how those levies work, and

Wages up to $147,000 are currently taxed for Social Security. How that could change

April 30, 2022 admin-dominor 0 Comments Baby Boomers, Bills, business news, Family finances, Government taxation and revenue, Income disparity, Income Tax, Inflation, Legislation, Medicare, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal investing, Personal saving, Personal taxes, Personnel, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social issues, Social Security, U.S. Social Security Administration, Wage gap

Making higher earners pay more into Social Security is a popular idea with many Americans. Here's how such a change

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