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Social Security Reform and Its Many Options
Most folks are keenly aware of the steadily eroding financial picture for Social Security. In fact, the media chatter about the benefit cut that could be expected absent congressional attention is causing alarm among both current and future beneficiaries. So…
Social Security Concerns Continue to Plague Future Retirees
Since the 2025 Social Security trustees’ report hit the airwaves a few months ago, quite a bit has been written about the program’s financial future. Not too much of it has been positive, for sure, and a recent survey from…
Social Security’s Insolvency…A “Warning” of Sorts
Former NBC “Today Show” financial editor Jean Chatzky offers commentary on Social Security’s projected insolvency, teaming up with Washington Post personal finance writer Michelle Singletary to describe the steadily developing train wreck facing America’s seniors in just a few years. The…
Focusing on the Insolvency Problem: A Look at One of the Fundamental Drivers
In this first part of a two-part study, American Enterprise Institute (AEI) senior fellow Andrew G. Biggs challenges one of the basic narratives associated with Social Security’s steadily eroding financial picture. Specifically, his article addresses the issue of wage indexing…
Big Tax Breaks Ahead for Seniors Thanks to One Big Beautiful Bill — Here’s What You Need to Know
(This article originally appeared on AMAC Newsline 7/14/2025) Americans are set to see meaningful tax relief starting in 2025, thanks to a sweeping new law the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” This legislation delivers real savings for retirees and working seniors alike and…
Rethinking your decision to file for Social Security.
The gloomy 2025 Board of Social Security trustees report may have nudged you to think about filing for benefits before your full retirement age. If so, you might want to rethink that decision, says the writers at The Motley Fool.…
If You’re On the Fence About Filing Early, Read This!
The constant barrage of media alarms on Social Security’s impending insolvency drives many folks aging into benefit eligibility to take the plunge before their full retirement age. While they may or may not fully understand the long-term consequences of this…
Saving for Retirement: An Uphill Battle for Many Americans
Reporting on the results of a recent national workforce survey, The Pew Charitable Trusts suggests that households without access to employer-sponsored savings plans, such as 401(k)s, face significant challenges in accumulating wealth to support their retirement years. Much has been…
As Insolvency Moves Closer, Alternatives are Surfacing
As nearly everyone following Social Security’s financial plight is aware, the 2025 Social Security Trustees Report highlighted the loss of three calendar quarters in the time buffer between now and full depletion of the program’s trust fund reserves. The Old…
Full Retirement Age Question Surfaces in Fox Business Panel Discussion
Fox Business’s Mornings with Maria Bartiromo yesterday touched on one of the most contentious ideas for addressing the looming Social Security insolvency issue. Citing the results of a recent Reagan National Economic Forum survey in which Americans were asked to weigh in…