The projected 2.8% COLA for Social Security in 2026 offers a modest increase, but rising Medicare premiums threaten to erode these gains. As seniors face higher costs in healthcare and housing, the ...

New analysis by Realtor.com has found that Social Security benefits alone are now enough to cover the cost of living in only 10 states.

Retired workers are on pace to get a historic COLA next year, but Social Security benefits may still lose buying power as ...

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Despite the Trump administration's promotion of cryptocurrencies, which in the retirement context are largely invested in through self-directed brokerage windows, Valastro is encouraging people to ...

Plan for the worst and hope for the best.  If ever you need an incentive to plan for the worst, consider reading about the ways in which the Trump administration’s policies may be worsening Americans’ ...

When it comes to investing your 401 (k) plan, you have choices. Granted, you may not have as many choices as an IRA, which ...

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Millions of Americans are set to see a 2026 Social Security boost, dubbed the “Trump Bump,” with a 2.7% Cost-of-Living ...

Social Security recipients are gearing up for a modest but important boost in 2026. Preliminary forecasts show the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) increasing to 2.7%, up slightly from last years 2.5% ...

To understand this, assume you retire with $1 million and put the money in an actively-traded mutual fund with a 1% fee. Your ...