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Alexis Leondis
As benefits get adjusted for inflation, waiting longer to receive those checks will pay off even more.
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Tracey Longo
Forty-two percent of millionaires in a Natixis survey are too worried to even think about retirement.
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Suzanne Woolley
Preserving the program could mean raising more from workers or paying less to beneficiaries.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
Recipients will receive a cost-of-living adjustment increase of 8.7% beginning in January.
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Alyson Dorosky
How to put the COLA news in context for your clients.
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Allison Schrager
Retirees' big inflation raise may mean they'll face bigger cuts sooner if something isn't done to restore adequate funding.
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Ben Mattlin
Inflation and healthcare costs are among the top issues putting financial stress on retirees, a Goldman survey found.
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Tracey Longo
Social Security bridging strategies are a better alternative for those with large savings, the firm said.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
Given the level of near-term uncertainty, advisors are switching strategic gears.
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Ben Mattlin
Most near-retirees doubt they will be able to replace even three-quarters of their income in retirement, a new survey says.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
That forecast would still be the biggest raise in more than 40 years for retirees.
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Alyson Dorosky
If you have divorced clients, they need your help understanding their rights.
by
Jonathan Levin
Even the remedies set up to protect the most vulnerable can prolong the problem.
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Tracey Longo
The increase could add $2,280 a year to retiree benefits.
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Suzanne Woolley
About half of private-sector workers don't have an employer-sponsored retirement plan.
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Alyson Dorosky
Useful information to share with clients who are considering returning to work.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
Out-of-pocket medical expenses are typically consuming about 25% of Social Security benefits, the study said.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
That's lower than an earlier 10.5% estimate, but it would still be the biggest increase since 1981.
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Tracey Longo
The increase could add $2,280 a year to retiree benefits.
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Steven T. Dennis
Johnson endorsed the idea of Congress annually debating the funding for the programs like any other budget item.
