1 Little-Known Social Security Rule All Married Retirees Should Know
Married couples can sometimes qualify for extra benefits in the form of spousal Social Security. These benefits can…
Has Congress Stolen Trillions From Social Security? The Answer Couldn’t Be Clearer.
Social Security’s 75-year funding shortfall now tops $25 trillion, with the prospect of sweeping benefit cuts for retired…
Work That Doesn’t Stop with Benefits
FG Trade Latin / Getty Images About 40% of Social Security beneficiaries work after claiming, suggesting that in…
This Ramsey Show caller is nearly retired with $4K saved. Should she borrow against her home? What the hosts had to say
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I Asked ChatGPT To Plan a $100,000/Year Retirement Budget — Here’s What It Said
Most retirement budgets assume you’re pinching pennies. But what if you saved well and want to actually enjoy…
Here’s how new federal changes that start on New Year’s Day could affect you
(CNN) – If your 2026 resolution involved budgeting, you might want to take note of changes happening Thursday…
A frugal Kentucky couple lives entirely on Social Security. But can you retire comfortably on benefit payments alone?
For many Americans, the idea of living solely on Social Security benefits in retirement sounds like a recipe…
6 Big Shakeups You Saw in Your Social Security This Year
As the beginning of 2026 approaches, there’s been lots of talk about the future of Social Security and…
Dave Ramsey Says 35% of Americans Will ‘Learn the Hard Way’ About Social Security
Photo by Anna Webber/Getty Images for SiriusXM A good 35% of workers today expect Social Security to be…
Breaking Down Retirement Reality for Households With $4 Million Saved
Canva: Monkey Business Images and Jonathan Ross from Getty Images A $4 million nest egg generates $160,000 annually…
One number controls your early retirement health costs — understand it and say goodbye to Medicare fears
Many American workers retire just in time for Social Security benefits but a little too early for Medicare…
Here’s why you should seriously think about retiring at 55, even if you’ve planned for 62 (you can actually save money)
The average retirement age in the U.S. is 62, according to the 2024 MassMutual Retirement Happiness Study. (1)…