The 2021 Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) was just announced by the Social Security Administration and it is a modest 1.3%.
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Prepare For Medicare’s Open Enrollment Which Begins October 15
Medicare’s open enrollment period begins October 15, 2020 and ends on December 7, 2020. If you haven’t started to prepare, you can begin now with these 3 suggestions.
Your Social Security Income May Be Taxed If You Live In One Of These States
Social Security income may be subject to federal taxation as well as state taxation if you live in one of these states.
Access To The 2021 Official U.S. Government Medicare Handbook
If you are new to Medicare or already have Medicare, this handbook provides valuable information.
There Will Be A 2021 COLA After All
Our economy has changed a lot over the last few months. And more recently, we have seen a great deal of inflation. We are in the third quarter and this is when it matters most.
Survey Finds 96% Believe Social Security Is An Important Program
A recent survey found that Social Security is highly valued by Americans.
What is a COLA and will there be a COLA in 2021?
COLA stands for Cost of Living Adjustment and COLAs were designed as a way to keep benefits up with inflation and increases in standard of living.
Social Security Turns 85. Will You Have Enough Money When You Turn 85?
Social Security is celebrating its 85th birthday on Friday August 14, 2020.
A Reason You Might Not Want To Retire Before 65
If you are fortunate enough to make your own retirement decision, there are several factors to consider when deciding to leave the workforce.
The Federal Tax Deadline Remains July 15
The IRS has confirmed that July 15 is the tax filing and payment deadline unless you apply for an extension.