by
Tracey Longo
The program would reduce withholding on overpayments from 100% to 10%, the program's commissioner said.
by
Jennifer Lea Reed
After retirement confidence fell off a cliff in 2022, rising wages may be boosting spirits, researchers said.
by
Teresa Ghilarducci
Bold reform is urgently needed for America's retirement system--and surprisingly possible.
by
Laura Davison
Seventy-seven percent of voters in the seven swing states like the idea.
by
Jeff Quigley, Jack Martin
Gen X is waiting at the door for lessons in Social Security. Show them you haven't forgotten them.
by
Ben Mattlin
The national healthcare system for the aged is so complicated it can confuse even financial professionals.
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Tracey Longo
People are afraid the program will run out of funds, but they risk a 50% cut in benefits if they take money out early, says this expert.
by
Evan Simonoff
Laura Carstensen's new book is a must-read for financial advisors.
by
Bob Peterson
It may be best to reserve your client's Roth conversion between the ages of 65 and 70.
by
Karl W. Smith
Facing a $150 billion shortfall this year alone, the program requires radical measures to shore it up.
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Tracey Longo
The program will reduce withholding on overpayments from 100% to 10% starting Monday, the program's commissioner said.
by
Alyson Dorosky
Social Security benefits for U.S and Non-U.S citizens retiring in other countries depends on several factors.
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Tracey Longo
Advisors need to make sure people afraid the program will run out of money act rationally, benefits expert Mary Beth Franklin said.
by
Ben Mattlin
A good year in the markets also means higher required distributions from retirement accounts.
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Tracey Longo
The Social Security Administration said the bill would keep the program solvent through 2054.
by FA Staff
Fewer than 1% answered all 13 true-or-false statements correctly on an online quiz by MassMutual.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The Senior Citizen League's Mary Johnson has been a reliable source of annual COLA increase projections.
by
Allison Schrager
The intellectual case for getting rid of tax-advantaged retirement plans is strong, and the political case is catching up.
by
David Macchia
This remarkable solution to enhance retirement security is found in the most unlikely of places: life insurance.
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Tracey Longo
The Social Security Administration said the bill would keep the program solvent through 2054.
