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Social Security’s 2026 Raise Is Official—But Most Seniors Say It Won’t Even Cover Groceries

The Social Security Administration has officially announced the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), and while it’s technically a raise, many seniors say it won’t make a...

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6 Things To Buy at Aldi This Winter If You Live on Social Security

If you're a retiree, make sure to add these budget-friendly winter essentials to your cart at Aldi to keep costs down and comfort up.

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The Divorce Trend After Age 60 That’s Creating Financial Chaos

Divorce after age 60—often called “gray divorce”—is becoming more common, and the financial consequences are staggering. As couples split later in life, they face unique...

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Suze Orman Says To Avoid These Top Retirement Traps

Suze Orman warns retirees about costly traps—from early Social Security claims to early 401(k) withdrawals. Are you making these mistakes?

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Grant Cardone Says Baby Boomers Should 'Quit Acting Old And Being Tired'—Urges Them To Learn AI, Crypto, And 'Get Back To Working Again'

When most people hear "retirement," they think beach chairs, slow mornings, maybe a bucket list cruise. But for real estate investor and 10X evangelist Grant Cardone, that's not just outdated — it's dangerous.

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Catch-Up Contributions for Higher Earners in 457(b) Plans: What You Need to Know

Government 457(b) plans are about to get more complex as new Roth catch-up requirements come into force. Here's how to prepare for the changes.

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6 Mistakes That Could Cost You Thousands in Social Security (and How To Avoid Them)

Learn from a financial expert how to avoid six common Social Security mistakes that could cost you thousands in retirement — and what to do instead.

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New IRS Policy Lets the Agency Take More Than Your Refund — Here’s What’s at Risk

A recent policy shift at the IRS is raising eyebrows—and for good reason. Under updated enforcement guidelines, the agency may now seize more than just...

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Here’s How the Upper Middle Class Can Retire Rich

You spend your working years building wealth and putting yourself in a position to live off a comfortable retirement income. However, once you reach age 65 (or more accurately, age 67 or even 70), it...

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Less Than 1 In 5 Vanguard 401(k) Participants Are Using A Roth 401(k), Suze Orman Says 'That Is Nuts'

If you have a 401(k) through work, there's a chance your employer offers a Roth 401(k) option — and it's becoming more common. According to Vanguard, 86% of their 401(k) plans included a Roth feature at the end of 2024. That's up from 74% just four years earlier. Among larger…

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Abigail Spanberger, Who Warned Democrats To Never Say 'Socialism' Again, Will Be Virginia's Next Governor

"I don't care that much about what happens in the city of New York," Spanberger said on the campaign trail. Other Democrats should listen.

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8 Pension Benefit Traps Boomers in Ohio Still Fall For

Pensions were once the cornerstone of retirement security—but for many boomers in Ohio, they’ve become a source of confusion and costly mistakes. Whether you’re a...

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Why Widows Lose Thousands From Pension Confusion After a Spouse Passes

Losing a spouse is devastating—and for many widows, the financial aftermath adds another layer of pain. Pension benefits, survivor options, and confusing paperwork can lead...

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Couple With $2M In Investments And Several Paid Off Rental Properties Asks Suze Orman When To Withdraw Social Security

Deciding when to claim Social Security is rarely just a numbers game — even for retirees who've built a strong financial foundation. For one couple with $2 million in investments and several paid-off rental properties, the decision was complicated by health concerns, loss, and uncertainty about the future.

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11 Social Security Surprises That Hit You After Losing a Spouse

The loss of a spouse creates one of the most difficult life situations because it produces intense emotional suffering and major financial difficulties. Social Security serves as a vital financial resource, providing essential support to individuals who need its benefits as they transition between life stages. The Social Security rules…

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How Much Is the Billionaire Walmart Heir’s Social Security Check?

Even billionaires get Social Security—but how much does the Walmart heir actually receive? The answer might surprise you more than you think.

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The Little-Known Medicare Deadline That Could Cost You a Year of Coverage

Medicare is a lifeline for millions of Americans—but missing one key deadline could leave you without coverage for an entire year. While most people know...

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The Social Security Overpayment Letter No One Expects—And How to Slow the Clawback Rate Before It’s Too Late

For many retirees, Social Security is their most reliable source of monthly income. That’s why the shock of receiving an overpayment letter from the Social...

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How Retirees Turn $1 Million in Savings into $5 Million (and How That Might Be Holding Them Back)

Many retirees dream of reaching $1 million in savings, believing it will finally give them the freedom to relax and enjoy life. Yet, according to certified financial planner Kevin Lum, many end...

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Still Clocking In: Why So Many Seniors Can’t Afford to Retire

We all hold a certain image of retirement. This vision involves golf courses, beach vacations, and time with grandchildren. Ideally, it is supposed to be the “golden years.” Yet, for a growing number of older Americans, this dream is collapsing. In fact, you see them everywhere. They might be bagging…

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11 Retirement Truths Your Financial Advisor Will Never Confess

People often experience conflicting emotions when contemplating their retirement years. Your dedication to work and financial savings throughout the decades aims to create a comfortable retirement experience. The truth remains unclear about what retirement will bring to your life. Financial advisors share different levels of transparency when it comes to…

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7 Effective Tips and Tricks Smart Seniors Use To Boost Retirement Savings

From catch-up contributions to strategic Social Security delays, these tactics can help seniors add $30,000 to $50,000 annually to retirement budgets.

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50 Best Retirement Cities for the Middle Class

Sun City Center is among 26 Florida locations on this list.

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3 Investments To Buy Now So You Don’t Have To Rely on Social Security

Here are three investments to buy now so you don't have to rely on Social Security.

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Rand Paul Says Social Security Retirement Age Must Rise To 70, Warns Program Could Go Broke Before 2034: 'We Just Don't Have The Money'

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) is sounding the alarm on the bleak future of the U.S. Social Security program, warning that it could run out of money by 2034, prompting tough decisions.

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