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Should You Take Lump Sum Pension or Monthly Annuities? The Trade-Offs

When it’s time to retire, one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll face is whether to take your pension as a lump sum or as...

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I Asked ChatGPT What the Smartest Retirement Moves Are for People in Their 50s

ChatGPT revealed smart retirement moves for people in their 50s: Max catch-up contributions, plan healthcare costs, pay off debt, rebalance investments & more.

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America’s 50 Safest and Wealthiest Retirement Towns

You may feel as though you're experiencing mild déjà vu viewing GOBankingRates 2025 ranking of America's safest and wealthiest retirement towns. The second annual ranking expanded to feature 50...

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I’m an Economist: Why Social Security Is in Crisis — and What You Can Do

An economist explained why Social Security is running out of money, and what retirees and workers should do to prepare for possible benefit cuts.

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Stimulus Checks May Be Gone But These 11 Government Programs Can Make Life More Affordable

There are various state, federal and local programs that can help defray the cost of living -- here are just a few.

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Can Social Security Benefits Be Garnished for Debt? What You Need to Know

Many retirees assume their Social Security income is untouchable—but that’s not entirely true. While these benefits are protected in most situations, certain debts and legal...

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Is Your Retirement Paycheck Covered by COLA + Pension + Social Security?

Many retirees assume that combining their pension, Social Security, and cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) guarantees a steady income for life. But these three sources don’t always...

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The Widow’s Penalty: A Social Security Trap That Catches Surviving Spouses Off Guard

When a spouse dies, the emotional and financial challenges can be overwhelming. But there’s a hidden issue in the Social Security system that often makes things worse for surviving spouses: the widow’s penalty. This penalty can quietly reduce the household’s retirement income, sometimes by thousands of dollars a year. Many…

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5 Ways To Preserve Your Purchasing Power During Retirement

Learn expert-backed strategies to safeguard your retirement income from inflation, rising healthcare costs, and taxes while maintaining financial stability.

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8 Places Dual-Income Couples Retire Before 55 Without Struggling

For many hardworking professionals, the dream of retiring before 55 feels out of reach—but it doesn’t have to be. With smart planning, low living costs, and strategic location choices, dual-income couples can make early retirement a reality without sacrificing comfort or financial security. The key is finding places where quality…

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The Social Security Disability Mistake That Leads to an Automatic Denial

Applying for Social Security Disability can be overwhelming. You’re already dealing with health challenges, and now you’re facing a mountain of paperwork and strict requirements. The process is well known for being tough, with many applicants turned down on their first try. But did you know that a single mistake…

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Frugal but Comfortable: 5 Ways Retirees Can Save Without Sacrificing Fun

Retirees don’t have to give up fun to save money—explore five smart, frugal strategies that balance comfort, enjoyment and financial security.

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Financial Fact vs Fiction: The Truth About Social Security Entitlement (and Reverse Mortgages' Bad Rap)

Despite the 'entitlement' moniker, Social Security and Medicare are both benefits that workers earn. And reverse mortgages can be a strategic tool for certain people. Plus, we're setting the record straight on three other myths.

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Sweet-looking elderly woman opens her house for the homeless and disabled. Then she kills them all and collects $87,000 in benefits

She looked like everyone's sweet grandma. Seven bodies in the backyard said otherwise.

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Head of South Carolina elections fired after voting machine contract had unexplained $4M overrun

The South Carolina Election Commission is investigating why a $28 million contract for new voting machines ended up costing $4 million more

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Why Medicare Fraud Is Surging—and How to Protect Yourself

Medicare fraud isn’t new, but it’s becoming more sophisticated—and more costly. Criminals are now using advanced technology, identity theft, and even fake healthcare providers to...

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7 Common Payroll or Tax Errors Seniors Make and How to Fix Them

Taxes don’t get simpler after retirement—they just change shape. Between pensions, Social Security, part-time income, and required withdrawals, even small missteps can create major headaches....

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Steps to Avoid Running Out of Savings Before Your 90s

Longevity is a gift—but it can also be a financial challenge. Living well into your 80s or 90s means stretching your retirement dollars further than...

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Social Security Administration Reschedules 2026 COLA Announcement Amid Government Shutdown

The Social Security Administration is expected to announce the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment on 24th October when the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes inflation data for Q3.

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I’m a Financial Advisor: These Are the Worst Money Mistakes I See Millennials Make

GOBankingRates spoke with two financial advisors to discuss the most common money mistakes they say millennials are prone to, and how to avoid them.

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3 Key Signs You’ve Finally Reached Your Financial Goals

If you're pretty sure you've made progress but can't quite tell if you've hit your targets, how can you know with certainty that you've been successful?

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How Much You Need To Invest Monthly To Reach $1 Million in 30 Years

Want $1 million in 30 years? Here’s how much you need to invest monthly—and how compound interest can turn small contributions into big wealth.

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The Financial Dangers of Getting Married After 50

Falling in love later in life can feel like a second chance at happiness, but getting married after 50 comes with financial complications that younger couples rarely face. When assets, inheritances, and retirement accounts are already in place, a marriage can unintentionally disrupt years of careful planning. From taxes to…

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Social Security cost-of-living increase announcement delayed by government shutdown

The ongoing government shutdown has delayed the announcement of the annual Social Security cost-of-living increase

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What to Do When Your Social Security COLA Doesn’t Cover Your Rising Living Costs

Each year, retirees wait anxiously to hear how much their Social Security benefits will increase. The annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is designed to help seniors...

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