Many Retirees Count on Social Security to Fund Retirement
A new survey shows that many retirees are banking on Social Security as their primary source of retirement income.
A new survey shows that many retirees are banking on Social Security as their primary source of retirement income.
While the 2022 COLA increase was significant, analysts are predicting that inflation could make for an even higher COLA in 2023.
There are may great job ideas for seniors who are in retirement and still want to work or need to make extra money.
How is the annual Social Security cost of living adjustment (COLA) determined? There are guidelines in place to calculate it.
Because of the impact of inflation, there's a possibility that the 2023 COLA could be even higher than the 2022 increase.
You'll want to be prepared for changes that are coming to Social Security now that we've entered 2022.
There might be a COLA hike coming in 2022, but there is actually some really bad news for Social Security retirees as well.
The Social Security Administration has released estimates for the COLA increase that's set to go into effect for 2022.
Here's when you can expect to receive your Social Security check based on the new schedule released by the SSA.
The 2022 COLA will be the largest in years, but unfortunately, that money might not stretch as far as you're expecting.