Social Security’s Taxable Wage Base Will Increase in 2026
The Social Security Administration has announced that the maximum taxable earnings — the amount of income on which Social Security payroll taxes are collected — will rise to $184,500 in…
How Social Security Impacts an Aging Population
Aging is something we all have in common. If we're lucky, we'll grow old — and this time will come around before we know it. The impact of Social Security…
Many Seniors Find Themselves in This Situation as Retirement Nears
Many seniors begin preparing for retirement, only to realize they're not as prepared as they'd hoped. Some people were never able to get started. They delayed planning, or had circumstances…
Your Social Security benefits could go to your family
Could Your Grandchildren Receive Your Social Security Benefits?
Your Social Security benefits could go to your family Social Security benefits have always been associated with seniors. We all know the drill — once we enter retirement, we begin…
Check Out This Retirement Option for Self-Employed Individuals and Business Owners
A Solo 401(k) is a retirement solution for self-employed individuals and business owners. This unique retirement account allows contributors to save for their future while benefiting from substantial tax advantages.…
2026 Social Security COLA Announced as 2.8 Percent
After a long wait, the 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) has been officially announced. This news was highly anticipated all year, and even moreso in recent weeks as a…
The Unique Relationship Between Gen X and Social Security
Often lost in the retirement debate between Baby Boomers and Millennials, there's a unique perspective from Gen X on Social Security. While many Baby Boomers are already in retirement, younger…
Tips for Navigating Retirement Finances
Managing finances in retirement can be challenging, but it is crucial for long-term security. First, monitor your spending closely. Track expenses and compare them to your budget regularly to avoid…
What if the 2026 COLA Isn’t High Enough?
As the 2026 Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) announcement approaches, there's uncertainty about whether the increase will be sufficient to keep up with rising living costs. If the COLA falls…
Could a Government Shutdown Delay News About the 2026 COLA?
For a year now, seniors have been speculating about the 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) — but could their wait for insights about this big event be pushed forward even further?…