INSANE: 22 | Vintage Vibes

Hitting Your Retirement Number Is Not Your Cue to Retire: You Still Have This Question to Answer

Hitting your savings goal is worth celebrating, but you're not done with retirement planning. Next, ask yourself how you'll keep more of what you saved.

Kiplinger · Aug 16

Should Retirees Still Keep an Emergency Fund? The Answer Changes After You Stop Working

For most of your working life, emergency-fund advice probably sounded straightforward: keep enough cash available to survive a few months without a paycheck. Then you...

Saving Advice · Aug 16

Social Security Benefits Stop Growing at 70 — But These Retirement Decisions Don’t

Waiting to claim Social Security can pay off, but there is a point when waiting longer stops helping. The Social Security Administration explains that retirement...

Saving Advice · Aug 16

529 Plans Beat Trump Accounts for College Savings, But It Makes Sense to Have Both: Here's Why

The government will put $1,000 into a Trump Account for eligible newborns. Take it, but remember that college savings will be better off in a 529 plan.

Kiplinger · Aug 15

Social Security is celebrating its 91st birthday. It won't live to 100, watchdog warns

"Social Security won’t make it past age 97 as things currently stand," said the CRFB's Maya Macguineas. "At least not in its current form."

Fortune · Aug 14

The Social Security Rule Divorced Retirees Often Discover Too Late

Divorce may end a marriage, but it doesn’t necessarily erase the Social Security benefits connected to an ex-spouse’s work history. In fact, some divorced retirees...

Saving Advice · Aug 14

DentaQuest Breach Exposed Health Data of at Least 15 Million People, and the Company Says Its Review Is Not Finished

DentaQuest is notifying 15 million people after a May breach exposed Social Security numbers, Medicaid IDs, and dental health records.

Medical Daily · Aug 14

Social Security Payment alert: Social Security Administration updates key list, major points you need to know

Social Security payments play an important role in the financial lives of millions of Americans, providing a source of income for retirees, disabled workers and eligible family members.

The Economic Times · Aug 13

No tax on social security income is not necessarily good for retirees — here’s why

Tax cuts meant to save Social Security recipients money from 2025 to 2028 could end up adding to a revenue shortfall that’s on pace to lower Social Security payments by up to 22 percent in 2032

The Independent UK · Aug 13

Jharkhand CM Soren urges PM Modi to reconsider mining bill, flags impact on state's finances

Jharkhand's Chief Minister Hemant Soren urged Prime Minister Modi to reconsider the mining bill. He stated restrictions on state levies could reduce fiscal space significantly. Mining revenue is crucial for Jharkhand's development and welfare programs. The bill's impact could affect social security and economic empowerment initiatives. This could lead to…

The Economic Times · Aug 13