by
Juliette Fairley
Advisors can help alert clients to scams involving the theft of the numbers from the current cards.
by
Christopher Robbins
Most of the survey respondents, all in their fifties, said health-care costs are "out of control."
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Tracey Longo
Nearly half of Americans age 50 and over failed a basic true/false quiz on Social Security posed by MassMutual.
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Christopher Robbins
The reforms would make for a healthy economy that would help financial planners, said economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin.
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Karen DeMasters
A poorly executed retirement strategy could cost clients tons of money.
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Karen DeMasters
Social Security's cost-of-living increases don't keep up with retirees' real costs, advisors say.
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Gregory Bresiger
A new national study says the best way for Americans to close the retirement savings gap is to work longer.
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Tracey Longo
A full 82% of widowed spouses are are being underpaid, says an Office of the Inspector General report.
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Tracey Longo
Now that tax reform is almost complete, GOP leaders are eyeing cuts in entitlement programs such as Social Security.
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Tracey Longo
The program handles the payments of people who can’t manage their benefits themselves.
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Jeff Stimpson
Accountants help answer your clients’ key question: How far ahead should I plan?
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Tracey Longo
Reforms to reduce benefits and raise the retirement age will mitigate the pain, he said.
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Tracey Longo
Be prepared for changes in the Social Security system, but don't be scared by them, advisors say.
by
Mark Miller
A bill introduced with bipartisan support last week in the U.S. Senate would require it.
by
Jordan Yadoo
Social Security recipients will see a 2 percent bump in their benefits next year.
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Tracey Longo
Up to 23 percent of Social Security benefits and 14 percent of Medicaid benefits could disappear by 2034, a report says.
by
Suzanne Woolley
Governments outside the U.S. have set up modern identity systems that allow citizens to share and protect their personal information.
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Juliette Fairley
If clients don't take precautions, the care they give to an elderly parent could destroy their retirement plans.
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Jeff Stimpson
Here's how you can help clients recover from tax-related ID theft.
