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Social Security Checks Might Get Bigger Than Expected Next Year. But There’s Bad News, Too

A new report says the next cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) could be higher than what experts had predicted, but it might not offset rising inflation.

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A Large 2027 Social Security COLA Could Be Coming. Here's Why That Might Not Be Good News.

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Social Security Is Just 6 Years Away From Possible Benefit Cuts. Does It Even Make Sense to Delay Your Application to Try for Bigger Checks?

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This One Social Security Rule Changes at Full Retirement Age

An important Social Security rule changes once you reach full retirement age.

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6 Critical Facts About Social Security COLAs Every Retiree Should Know

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Widowed or Divorced? 2 Social Security Scenarios Where Your Check Could Rise — and 2 Where It Won’t

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The $200,000 Social Security Mistake Couples Make at 64 Without Realizing It

The factor that matters most here is when the higher earner claims.

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Social Security’s Windfall Elimination Provision is Gone. Here’s How to Claim What You’re Owed

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Widows Lose $200,000 Over 20 Years When Husbands Claim Social Security at 62

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Social Security Retirees Face a New Tax Cliff in 2026And Most Americans Havent Noticed

A series of Social Security, Medicare, and tax rule changes are colliding in 2026, creating what experts call a new financial “cliff” that could catch many retirees off guard.

4 Ways You Could Accidentally Reduce Your Social Security Income

To ensure you're prepared for changes and make informed choices, here are four specific situations you need to know about that could cause your Social Security benefit to shrink.

Social Security direct express program change: 3.6M people affected as new payment cards issued

Social Security is issuing a payment change that will affect 3.6 million beneficiaries. The agency will issue new debit cards to affected beneficiaries because of a change in financial provider. This change is due to the decision by the agency’s direct express program to switch from Comerica Bank to Fifth-Third Bank as the financial provider backing these prepaid debit cards,