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The Social Security COLA Could Shortchange You In 2026
When the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases inflation numbers for July on Tuesday morning, August 12, the news is expected to be bad and will affect the Social Security COLA.…
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Think tank president urges Gen Z to consider trades over college in tough job market
Terry Schilling, president of the American Principles Project, is encouraging Gen Zers to reconsider the traditional college route and explore…
Student loan delinquency rates highest in 21 years as COVID moratorium fades away
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York on Tuesday reported a significant rise in the number of delinquent student loans after…
Hospitals Must Better Identify And Manage Delirium In Seniors
I recently visited a friend who is in his 80s and was hospitalized after a fall. He did not know…
An Another Way To Downsize After Retirement
It is amazing how much we can accumulate. I don’t have just a junk drawer, but I should clean out…
What The One Big Beautiful Bill Means For Your Estate Plan
On July 4, 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act was signed into law. For estate planners, the bill brought…
The Hidden Tax On Success With Chris Guillebeau
I believe wealth management that only accounts for your money is disconnected from reality and may even leave you with…
Actions To Consider For Your IRA Before The Year Ends
We’re well into the third quarter of the year, so it’s a good time to review the actions you should…
Proposed Changes To Phone Services For Social Security Beneficiaries Raise Concerns—Again
The Social Security Administration has proposed changes—again—with respect to its phone service options. If the changes are approved, the agency…
What Older Adults Need To Know About Trump’s Changes To Medicare
Since Congress passed the big tax and spending bill on July 3, most observers have focused their attention on its…
Benefits, AI, And The Multigenerational Workforce
For decades, employers, benefits providers, and retirement plan sponsors worked on a shared assumption: there was such a thing as…
A Wealth Of Information In Three Little Letters
In a 2023 survey, over 65% of participants said that Medicare was confusing and difficult to understand. This can result…
U.S. Public Pensions Adapt To Change, And It’s Paying Off
Despite uncertainty about tariff policy, federal government layoffs, and ever-rising federal government debt, the U.S. economy and financial markets continue…