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What Happens to Your Social Security If You Work Past 70?

Still working after age 70? Learn about how earnings can affect Social Security benefits, why claiming at 70 matters and how extra income may affect taxes.

GOBankingRates · May 4

Iowa Seniors: The $24,480 Income Limit That Determines Eligibility for Key 2026 Benefits

If you’re an Iowa senior planning for 2026, one number could quietly impact your benefits more than anything else: $24,480. This figure isn’t random—it’s the...

Saving Advice · May 3

5 Places You Can Live Like a Rock Star on Just Your Social Security Check

These affordable places let retirees stretch a Social Security check further, covering housing, everyday costs and fun.

GOBankingRates · May 3

One Spousal Benefit Rule Retirees Often Skip — And It Can Mean a Smaller Monthly Check

Social Security rarely sends a warning when retirees leave money on the table, which makes certain rules especially dangerous. One of the most commonly missed opportunities sits inside spousal benefits, where timing and coordination matter more than most people expect. A surprising number of retirees assume the system automatically pays…

Clever Dude · May 2

Donald Trump Claims He Is Not a Senior Citizen as He Conceals Bruised Hands in Florida

At a rally in The Villages in Florida, Donald Trump insisted he is not a senior citizen, even as his administration faces questions over his age, health and handling of the Iran conflict.

International Business Times UK · May 2

How To Plan for Retirement If You’re Still Carrying Credit Card Debt

A CFP explained how it is possible to manage debt while continuing to build a sustainable retirement plan.

GOBankingRates · May 2

How Much Social Security Could Ellen DeGeneres Get Compared To the Average Retiree?

Even wealthy retirees face Social Security limits. Here’s how Ellen DeGeneres’ potential check compares to the average U.S. benefit.

GOBankingRates · May 2

Forget the 80% Rule When Budgeting for Retirement: Think 80-70-60

Spending in retirement often starts off strong then tapers off, so why rely on planning methods that assume it stays constant? Here's a more realistic approach.

Kiplinger · May 2

Trump Administration Inadvertently Exposed Healthcare Providers' Social Security Numbers in Publicly Accessible Database

A security breach in a federal health portal exposed Social Security numbers of healthcare providers, raising concerns about identity theft and data security.

International Business Times UK · May 1

Retirement Stress: 69% of Retirees Now Fear Losing Independence Due to Rising Costs

Retirement was once seen as a time to relax, travel, and enjoy life after decades of work. Today, however, a growing number of retirees are...

Saving Advice · May 1