Jeff Doss

The 5.9% Social Security increase takes effect this month. Reuters has information about what to expect @ https://cnb.cx/33bbBqo

A 5.9% increase to Social Security benefits takes effect this month. Here’s what to expect Social Security benefits are poised to get the largest annual increase in decades. Here's what beneficiaries can expect when those checks start this month.

Staffing shortages and the ongoing pandemic may cause delays for tax filers this year. CNBC has the details @ https://cnb.cx/3Gppz6A

Tax filers should expect delays as the IRS deals with limited staffing and last year's backlog Tax season begins on Jan. 24 and filers should expect delays, according to Treasury officials. Here's what to know before filing to avoid issues.

The end of the year is just a few months away, but that’s still plenty of time to reach your financial goals. CNBC has the details @ https://cnb.cx/2Yr9fBm

How to save more and reach your financial goals by the end of the year Three months may not seem like a long time, but starting to build habits now will make it easier to continue them in 2022.

The Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) adjustment for Social Security is set to get the highest increase since the 1980s. Reuters has the scoop @ https://reut.rs/3BFqihK

U.S. Social Security benefits to rise by most since early '80s U.S. Social Security benefits for more than 70 million Americans will rise by 5.9% for next year, the Social Security Administration said on Wednesday, marking the largest annual increase in roughly four decades owing to this year's run-up in inflation.

Is your vehicle protected from uninsured motorists? It might be time to double check your auto insurance policy. The National Law Review has the details @

The Importance of Having Uninsured Motorist Benefits A recent Wall Street Journal article found 14% of motorists in the United States are driving uninsured vehicles. And, that number actually seems lower than the actual number. Uninsured drivers pose a