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For retirees, disability survivors, and people with disabilities, Social Security is a vital safety net. Nearly 67 million people, or around 1 in 5, receive Social Security benefits. According to a survey by the Senior Citizens League, Social Security benefits have lost 36 percent of their purchasing power since 2000. That number is actually an improvement over 2022 when it was 40%. It still means that today’s dollars are worth considerably less than two decades ago. In other words, for retired workers to regain the same buying power they had at the turn of the millennium, they need an increas...
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When you first begin your career, Social Security might be the furthest thing from your mind. It’s just one more hefty deduction taken out of your paycheck — or so it seems. In reality, Social Security is a significant part of retirement financial planning for many people. As we pay into Social Security throughout our working lives, we’re investing in our future selves. You’re building up a fund that you’ll have access to once you retire and stop working, or at least stop working so much. The decision to claim Social Security in retirement is an important one, and so is the decision of when to...
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Social Security benefits will eventually be paid to the majority of American workers. It may be possible to qualify for bigger Social Security payments and avoid payment reductions and withholdings if you understand how the system works. Still. when workers reach retirement age, they often have many questions regarding Social Security benefits — especially when there is so much confusion and misinformation regarding Social Security. With these ten books, you can debunk these myths and make sure yourretirement plan includes Social Security. 1. Get What’s Yours – Revised & Updated: The Secrets t...
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Did you know that in 2023 approximately 67 million Americans per month will receive a Social Security benefit? To put it another way, nearly nine out of ten people over 65 received Social Security benefits as of December 31, 2022. Moreover, Social Security benefits represent about 30% of an elderly person’s income. Since your Social Security checks will likely be one of your main sources of income in retirement, knowing how to increase them is vital. At the same time, Social Security isn’t understood by many people. As a result, they may claim too soon, miss out on important benefits, and fail...
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As part of the Biden administration’s fiscal year 2023 budget proposal, aka the Green Book, for the Treasury Department, Janet Yellen testified before the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee in early June 2022. Her first stop was the Senate Finance Committee, where she testified on Tuesday, June 7, at a hearing on “The President’s Fiscal Year 2023 Budget.” That hearing was about inflation, food and energy prices, international tax agreements, and rewriting tax law to better support low- and middle-income families. For the full transcript of th...
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