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I Don't Need Social Security. Should I Skip Benefits and Save Them for People Who Do?
What happens when you forgo Social Security benefits?
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Social Security Under Trump Live Updates: Final Blog Post — for Now
Social Security Blog Social Security has undergone big changes in 2025 under President Trump. Get live daily news, updates, tips and analysis to help you navigate the developments.
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Social Security Check Late? Four Reasons Why and What To Do
Social Security payments are a relied upon source of income in retirement. To keep them flowing ensure you don’t make these four mistakes.
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Registered Social Security Analyst: The Retirement Professional that Can Help You Maximize Your Benefits
The services of a Registered Social Security Analyst (RSSA) are often overlooked. Yet, for those planning for retirement, nearing or already retired, an RSSA can be an invaluable resource.
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Eight Things Medicare Doesn't Cover
Healthy Living on a Budget Medicare Part A and Part B leave gaps in your healthcare coverage. But Medicare Advantage has problems, too.
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How One Widow Nearly Missed Out on $213,000 in Social Security
Losing your partner often means losing 30% to 50% of your household income. This financial adviser emphasizes that planning ahead and understanding the rules surrounding survivor benefits can help.
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Secure Your Social Security: The Essential Role of a Representative Payee
Even with a power of attorney or joint bank account, the Social Security Administration may hamstring your financial representative without one of these.
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The Minimum Savings You Need To Retire in All 50 States
Worried you haven't saved enough for retirement? Here are the average annual expenses and minimum savings amounts needed to get by in all 50 states.
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How to Correct Errors on Your Social Security Statement and Collect Your Maximum Benefit
Your Social Security benefits are based on your Social Security earnings record. It's important to review your records to avoid having your benefits reduced.
