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When Will Your August Social Security Cheque Arrive? Aug. 12 Payment Date and 2032 Trust Fund Worries

Millions of American beneficiaries will receive their first wave of August Social Security checks on Wednesday, 12 August 2026.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

Is a 60/40 Portfolio Too Aggressive When You're in Your Seventies?

Generous pensions can act as a safety net, but concentration risk and healthcare gaps still loom large for retirees. This week's Wealth Wise advice column breaks it down.

Kiplinger · Aug 10

8 Tax Records Retirees Should Think Twice Before Throwing Away

Retirement may mean leaving the daily commute behind, but it does not mean leaving tax paperwork behind with it. In fact, retirees often juggle several...

Saving Advice · Aug 10

Social Security Changed in 2026: What Workers and Retirees Need to Know

Social Security changes every year, but the headlines can make those adjustments sound as though everyone is affected in the same way. That is especially...

Saving Advice · Aug 9

Court halts delay of Social Security poll

The Central Administrative Court has ordered a temporary suspension of an announcement postponing the Social Security Board election, clearing the way for the poll to proceed until the court issues a final ruling.

Bangkok Post · Aug 8

One High-Income Year Could Raise Your Medicare Premiums Later

A particularly profitable year in retirement can come with a delayed expense that catches some Medicare beneficiaries by surprise. Selling investments, realizing a large capital...

Saving Advice · Aug 8

Retirement Milestone Ages Most People Miss (And What to Do About Each One)

Retirement planning is less about hitting milestone ages and more about understanding how financial decisions shape long-term income, taxes and healthcare costs.

Kiplinger · Aug 8

IRS tax credit could mean up to $8,231 for eligible workers: Who qualifies for the Earned Income Tax Credit, how much you could receive and what you should check before filing

The IRS Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) can provide significant tax relief to eligible low- and moderate-income workers. For tax year 2025, the maximum credit reached $8,231 for taxpayers with three or more qualifying children, while eligible workers without children could receive up to $664. The credit is refundable, meaning…

The Economic Times · Aug 8

What to Know About Social Security Claiming Assumptions That Can Distort a Retirement Plan

Social Security planning often starts with a simple question: when should someone claim benefits? The tricky part comes when a retirement plan relies on assumptions that no longer match current rules, cost-of-living adjustments, or the long-term outlook for the program. A small misunderstanding can create a much bigger ripple effect…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 8

Don’t Wait for Applications to Open: Gather These Home Energy Assistance Documents Now

The fastest way to slow down a home energy assistance application often starts with one missing piece of paper. A forgotten utility bill, an expired ID, or a missing proof of income can turn what should feel like a straightforward process into a frustrating scavenger hunt through drawers, filing cabinets,…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 8