Join the Effort to Pass an Emergency COLA By Jessie Gibbons, Senior Policy Analyst What has existing without an annual cost-of-living adjustment been like for…
By Senator Elizabeth Warren (MA) Our nation faces an urgent crisis: as middle-class families increasingly are squeezed by stagnant wages and rising costs, the dream…
Can You Still Fund A Retirement Account Once You Retire? Retirement accounts allow your savings to grow tax-deferred, but the rules change when you turn…
How Can We Expand Social Security When The Program Is Running Out of Money? Q: I’ve read about proposals to “expand” Social Security that would…
Help! Social Security Estimates That I Earned $500,320 And Stopped My Benefits! Q: I started benefits at age 63 after losing my job in 2013. …
After receiving no cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) this year, Social Security beneficiaries will finally receive a raise effective January 1st. But the increase in benefits is…
Extremely low cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) not only affect Social Security benefits, the 0.3% COLA also affects the amount of Medicare Part B premium people will…
Why You Should Be Worried By Mary Johnson, editor Medicare Advantage plans are booming in popularity with retirees, as a low-cost health coverage alternative. In…
By Francis Ying and Thu Nguyen and Lynne Shallcross, August 29, 2016, with permission from Kaiser Health News Hospitals provide observation care for patients who…
Could You Survive A 21% Benefit Cut? The upcoming election has important implications for the future of your Social Security benefits. While voters have heard…