Fact Check: Does the Social Security Earnings Limit Still Apply After Full Retirement Age? No
No. Once you reach your full retirement age, Social Security no longer applies any earnings limit to your benefits.
At Least 22% of Corporate Defined-Benefit Plans Have Been Frozen Since 2010
The statistics on frozen corporate pension plans are stark: more than one-third of Fortune 1000 companies had frozen at least one defined-benefit plan by...
$2,700 Annual Average Savings From Switching Medicare Part D Plans During Open Enrollment
Yes, it is entirely possible to save $2,700 or more per year by switching to a different Medicare Part D prescription drug plan during the annual Open...
The Chicago Pension Underfunding Crisis Explained in One Statistic That Will Shock You
Chicago faces a pension crisis so severe that a single statistic captures the full weight of the problem: the city has accumulated $53 billion in unfunded...
Public Pension Crisis in American Cities: What Most Americans Don’t Know Could Cost Them Thousands
Most Americans don't realize that the retirement promises made to public employees—teachers, firefighters, police officers—are creating a financial crisis...
Medicare Part D Prescription Costs in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
The numbers are indeed worse than you think. While Medicare Part D premiums for standalone plans dropped by $3.81 per month in 2026 to $34.
QDRO Filing Crisis Explained in One Statistic That Will Shock You
The headline promised a shocking statistic about a QDRO filing crisis, but here's what the actual data shows: there is no widely-reported QDRO filing...
Medicare Part D Prescription Costs in 2026…The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
The headline sounds like clickbait, but the numbers backing it up are real. Your out-of-pocket maximum for Medicare Part D prescriptions is jumping to...
Women’s Retirement Savings Gap in 2026: The Numbers Are Worse Than You Think
Yes, the retirement savings gap for women in 2026 is measurably worse than most people realize.
Warning: Social Security Disability Applicants in Some States Wait Over 900 Days for a Decision
Yes, applicants in certain states do wait over 900 days for a final disability decision—and while the Social Security Administration has made significant...