Social Security Benefits Could Take a Hit Thanks to the 2022 COLA
The expected 2022 COLA increase could actually wind up eating into your Social Security benefits instead of putting more in your pocket.
The expected 2022 COLA increase could actually wind up eating into your Social Security benefits instead of putting more in your pocket.
With the proposal of a fourth stimulus check, it begs the question of whether or not that's enough to make up for years of insufficient COLAs.
The 2022 COLA could be massive because of rising inflation - but what could this mean going forward for seniors?
Reports indicate that seniors should expect future Social Security cuts if Congress doesn't act. Here are more details and what you should do to prepare.
DENIED: Experts say seniors unable to collect maximum benefits if they refuse to 'delay' retirement until age 70.
The 2022 COLA increase is predicted to be 4.5%. As it turns, out the increase might not be enough for seniors.
Because of inflation, the new estimate for the 2022 Social Security COLA increase is even higher than what was initially predicted.
New research shows that there are two certain areas where COVID-19 has not impacted Social Security trends.
With expenses on the rise due to inflation, many seniors are feeling stressed about the impact on their monthly budgets.
If you're still waiting on your third stimulus check, experts say you'll want to be sure to file your tax return as soon as possible.