Should You Plan for a Retirement Without Social Security? Here's What the Experts Say

The Social Security trust funds are on course to run dry in less than a decade, but finance experts say not to panic yet.

These States Have Some of the Best Cities to Retire to—And They Won’t Tax Your Social Security Benefits

Part of retirement planning includes knowing how much you stand to get from Social Security, and how that may or may not be ...

Retiring Early? How to Avoid Claiming Social Security Right Away.

Retiring Early? How to Avoid Claiming Social Security Right Away. Filing for Social Security ahead of full retirement age ...
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3 Reasons No One Should Retire on Social Security Alone

There are millions of older Americans today who collect a monthly benefit from Social Security. And for many, those benefits are their only source of income. A Pew Research Center report found that in ...
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How the Social Security Administration Just Made Retirement Planning a Little Easier

13 years ago, the SSA introduced a site where you could find all your Social Security information in one place. This site makes it easy to see how much more you'll need to save or invest to meet your ...

Social Security's Chief Says "Everything's Being Considered" to Combat Benefit Cuts -- and While Unpopular, Raising the Full Retirement Age Should Be on the Table

Social Security's Chief Says "Everything's Being Considered" to Combat Benefit Cuts -- and While Unpopular, Raising the Full ...

Say goodbye to retirement at 65: Here’s when you can collect full Social Security benefits

If you were born after a certain year, you won't be able to collect Social Security benefits for several more years. Here's why.

7 big changes coming to Social Security in 2026 (including one that could shrink your check)

If you’re among the 74.5 million Americans receiving Social Security or claiming soon, 2026 brings a wave of changes that ...
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I Asked ChatGPT What To Expect From Social Security When I Retire in 2062: Here’s What It Said

Paying for retirement expenses can add up quickly. Many American retirees plan on using their Social Security income to cover the onslaught of expenses. A survey by the Nationwide Retirement Institute ...