Concerns about the solvency of Social Security have some wondering if they should take it sooner
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Eliminating Social Security provisions that reduce benefits for some state and local workers is not the way to help retireesAll state and local workers should be covered by Social Security
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What will COVID-19 do to Social Security?
Social Security’s chief actuary updated his analysis of the pandemic’s impact
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I’m 63, my husband is 70, we’ll have $90,000 a year in retirement — how can we claim our Social Security benefits?Have a question about retirement, including where to retire? Email HelpMeRetire@marketwatch.com
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Social Security actuaries update projections for COVID-19Long-run deficit changes little and trust-fund depletion date moves forward one year
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Many Americans don’t think Social Security and Medicare will be there for them
There’s a lot of skepticism about government entitlement—and with good reason
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How has COVID-19 affected older workers?Older workers hurt only slightly more than prime age
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Social Security lets you change your mind
Trading lower benefits today for higher benefits later is always a good idea
