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For Boomers Closing in on Retirement: 5 Ways To Make Sure You’re on Track

Here are some checkpoints and measurable ways to make sure you're on course for a financially secure retirement.

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Could Your 2025 COLA Push You Into a Higher Tax Bracket—Without a Pay Raise?

For retirees and those living on Social Security, annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) are supposed to help offset inflation. But while a bigger check sounds like a win, it can sometimes come with an unwelcome surprise: higher taxes. Many seniors are asking, could your 2025 COLA push you into a higher…

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9 States Still Taxing Social Security in 2025—Where Does Yours Rank?

For retirees, Social Security benefits are a lifeline, but in some parts of the country, they’re still subject to state taxation. While most states have eliminated these taxes to protect seniors, there remain a handful holding onto the policy. Knowing which places are included in the nine states still taxing…

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5 Ways to Use Qualified Charitable Distributions at 70½ to Cut Your RMD Tax Bill

Turning 70½ brings with it new retirement planning opportunities, especially when it comes to required minimum distributions (RMDs). For many retirees, these withdrawals can significantly increase taxable income, pushing them into higher brackets or raising Medicare costs. Fortunately, qualified charitable distributions at 70½ provide a smart way to give to…

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11 Roth Conversion “Cliffs” in 2025 That Accidentally Hike Your Medicare IRMAA

Roth conversions can be an excellent retirement strategy, but they come with hidden traps many retirees don’t see coming. In 2025, certain income thresholds known as Roth conversion cliffs in 2025 can trigger higher Medicare premiums through IRMAA (Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount). Crossing one of these cliffs doesn’t just…

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Want to Retire at 67? See if You Can Answer These Five Questions

Retirement is within your reach. But before you leap make sure you are ready by answering these five questions.

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How Wealthy Folks Can Miss Out On $2 Million In Social Security

For some high net worth (HNW) investors with tens of millions of dollars, monthly Social Security checks amount to a rounding error. But it's still a mistake for these people to not optimize their benefit.

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Here’s How You May Lose $18,100 in Social Security in 2033 and What To Do About It

You could lose up to $18,100 in Social Security by 2033—learn why it’s happening, who’s affected and what steps you can take to protect your benefits.

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I’m a Northwestern Mutual Advisor: Here’s the No.1 Mistake Almost All Middle-Class Retirees Make

Most middle-class Americans planning for retirement make the same costly assumption. It can wreck their golden years before they even begin.

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Are You Paying Taxes on Retirement Income That Should Be Exempt?

Many retirees assume they understand how taxes work on their retirement income, but surprises are more common than you might think. Social Security benefits, pensions,...

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5 State Laws That Are Making Retirement Far More Expensive Than Expected

Retirement is supposed to be the time when you finally relax after decades of hard work. Yet for many Americans, the reality is that state-level...

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What’s the Penalty If You Miss the New Social Security Cut-Off Date?

Missing a Social Security deadline can feel like a mistake with bigger consequences than you realize. Whether it’s applying late or missing that crucial cut-off,...

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Nearly 5 Million U.S. Citizen Kids Could Lose Child Tax Credit Thanks To New SSN Rule In Tax Law

A provision to the new tax law signed by President Donald Trump recently could make millions of U.S. citizen children ineligible for the federal child tax credit — not because of their own status, but because of their parents'.

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Most Retirees Lose Their Employer OPEBs Without Even Knowing It—Check Yours Now

Many retirees assume the benefits they had while working will follow them into retirement, but that’s not always the case. Employer-provided Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEBs), such as health coverage and life insurance, are disappearing quietly across the country. The truth is, most retirees lose their employer OPEBs without realizing it…

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I’m a Private Wealth Advisor: 4 Money Mistakes Retirees Make in Their First Year

The first year of retirement is when dreams meet reality. For many new retirees, it's also when costly money mistakes can set the stage for decades of problems.

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Freelanced Too Hard and Got Hit With a Big Tax Bill? How To Handle It, According to a Pro

Millions of Americans are freelancing. The extra income is great, but many gig workers get a rude awakening come tax season. Here's how to avoid that.

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7 Major Mistakes in DIY Tax Filing

Filing your own taxes can save money and give you more control over your finances. But do-it-yourself, or DIY, tax filing comes with risks that can lead to costly errors. With tax laws changing and forms getting more complex, even small mistakes can trigger audits, missed refunds, or penalties. Understanding…

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Humphrey Yang: Here’s How Much You Should Have in Your 401(k) in 2025

Humphrey Yang shares how much you should have saved in your 401(k) by 2025—see if you're on track and what to do if you're falling behind.

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Court Strikes Down W.Va. "Doxing" Law Banning Publishing Home Addresses and Phone Numbers of Certain Officials

From Judge Michael Urbanski (W.D. Va.) Monday in Jackson v. Whitepages, Inc. (N.D. W. Va.) (emphasis added): Section E of… The post Court Strikes Down W.Va. "Doxing" Law Banning Publishing Home Addresses and Phone Numbers of Certain Officials appeared first on Reason.com.

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10 Retirement Trends Experts Are Warning Against

Retirement is supposed to be a time of freedom, relaxation, and enjoying the rewards of decades of hard work. Yet financial experts are sounding alarms about popular trends that could derail those golden years faster than you can say “early bird special.” From risky investments to lifestyle choices that look…

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12 Reverse Mortgage Pros and Cons To Help Retirees Avoid Financial Disaster

In this guide, we break down 12 key pros and cons of reverse mortgages to help you make an informed decision -- and avoid costly surprises down the road.

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I Asked ChatGPT What Would Happen If Billionaires Lost Social Security — Here’s What It Said

Ending Social Security for billionaires would save relatively little, ChatGPT noted, and wouldn’t fix solvency. It might appeal to fairness advocates, though.

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Social Security 2025: The Outdated Tax Rules Costing Retirees Money

Could the Social Security 90th anniversary be a good time to revisit old tax thresholds?

Benzinga

'I've Never Received Benefits' — But Social Security Says They Owe $11,000 For Their Dad's Disability Payments

When a letter from the Social Security Administration landed in one Reddit user's mailbox, they expected routine paperwork. Instead, it claimed they owed more than $11,000 in overpaid benefits — money they say they never received.

Benzinga

Social Security Compassionate Allowances List For Disability Benefits Grows To 300 Conditions — Here Are The 13 New Additions

The Social Security Administration recently announced the addition of 13 conditions to its Compassionate Allowances list, a program designed to fast-track disability benefit approvals for people with serious medical conditions. That brings the total number of recognized conditions to 300.

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