Retirement Benefit Changes May Be Coming
COVID-19 could spark numerous systemic outcomes that improve retirement security, health insurance…but how soon? Read more from Alessandra Malito here.
What’s Ahead for Social Security?
Take a look at what’s ahead for the coming year for the cost-of-living adjustment, benefits, and full-retirement-age levels. Read more from Robert Powell here.
Taking Social Security in the Pandemic: What to Know
If you’re an older worker who was planning to delay claiming Social Security retirement benefits, but your plans have been derailed by coronavirus, here are some options you might consider. Read the article by Mark Miller here.
Do You Know What You’re Owed?
The Social Security Administration makes it easy to check your projected Social Security benefits. If you haven’t signed up yet for your http://www.ssa.gov/myaccount , what are you waiting for – there’s no time like the present!
Retirement Benefits Slated to Increase in 2019
As of 2019, retired Americans who collect Social Security recipients will get the biggest COLA bump in seven years. Retirement benefits are slated to rise 2.8% next year, based on the formula that determines annual cost-of-living adjustments in Social Security. It’s the biggest gain since a 3.6% advance in 2012. Read more from Jeffry Bartash here.
