Retired Workers News Today

The Senior Citizens League keeps raising its forecast for Social Security's 2025 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).

A middle-ground claims approach is likely resulting in a lot of Social Security income being left on the table.

The former president's solution to Social Security's worsening financial health badly misses the mark.

The average Social Security benefit may be lower than you expect since these benefits are designed to play only a partial role in supporting you in retirement.

Retirees can substantially increase their monthly Social Security benefits by waiting until 70 to claim.

Claiming age is the all-important swinging pendulum that can substantially alter what you'll receive monthly and during your lifetime from America's top retirement program.

Social Security benefits got a 3.2% cost-of-living adjustment this year, a much smaller raise than retired workers got last year.

Your claiming age has significant bearing on what you'll receive from America's top retirement program.

Statistically speaking, most retirees can maximize their lifetime benefits by starting Social Security at a specific age.

Claiming age can have an outsized effect on what you'll receive each month, and during your lifetime, from America's top retirement program.