Kathryn Olsen+FollowDid You Catch the New Roth Rule for 2026?Heads up, high earners! Starting in 2026, if you make $145K+ at work, your extra retirement savings (the catch-up part) have to go into a Roth account. Translation: you’ll pay taxes now, but your future self gets tax-free withdrawals. If you ignore this, you could get an IRS headache. Pro tip: double-check with HR so your savings don’t get misfiled. Think of it as a forced upgrade for your retirement game! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks191Share
Diane Carter+FollowSocial Security Payday: Are You Next?Heads up, retirees! The third round of Social Security checks for November lands in bank accounts this week—if your birthday falls on or after the 21st, you’re up next. The earlier your birthday, the earlier you got paid this month. Pro tip: Waiting until age 70 to retire can mean a much bigger monthly check, but if you need the cash sooner, you can start at 62. Just remember, Social Security’s future is a bit shaky unless Congress steps in, so plan ahead! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity184Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowSocial Security Checks Feeling Lighter?Heads up if you’re on Social Security: your next check might not stretch as far as you hoped. Even though benefits are getting a bump, rising healthcare costs could eat up most of that extra cash. Translation: you might not notice much of a difference in your wallet. Now’s a good time to double-check your budget and keep an eye out for official updates—just in case. #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity83Share
Christine Baxter+FollowShould You Grab Social Security at 62?Thinking about when to start Social Security? While waiting until 70 sounds like a bigger monthly check, it might not always pay off. If you claim at 62, you get money sooner—and if life throws a curveball, you won’t miss out on years of benefits you paid for. Plus, keeping your savings invested longer could actually boost your total wealth. Sometimes, early birds really do get the worm! #Business #MakeMoney #retirement1810Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowSocial Security: Why Waiting Pays OffThinking about cashing in on Social Security early? AARP and Suze Orman say, hold up! If you grab those checks at 62, you’re leaving a lot of money on the table—up to 30% less each month. Waiting until 70 means an 8% boost every year you delay. That’s way better than any savings account right now. Plus, new tax breaks for folks over 65 could help stretch your dollars further. Plan smart, retire happy! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity61Share
Emily Rogers+FollowHow the Rich Keep Money Hidden in Plain SightEver wonder how the ultra-wealthy seem to keep their fortunes growing, no matter what? Turns out, they use trusts—think of them as secret family piggy banks that protect money from taxes, lawsuits, and nosy neighbors. By moving assets into these legal hideouts, the rich can pass on wealth for generations while paying way less in taxes than the rest of us. The catch? Setting up these money vaults costs a fortune, so regular folks are left out of the game. #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks10Share
Willie Morales+FollowWhy Social Security Won't Cover Your Latte HabitThinking Social Security will pay for your daily life after you retire? Kevin O’Leary says that’s a recipe for disappointment. The average monthly check is about $2,000—not exactly enough for rent, groceries, and your streaming subscriptions. O’Leary’s money hack: treat Social Security as a bonus, not your main income. Keep working a bit longer, stash extra cash, and trim expenses now so you’re not scrambling later. Your future self will thank you! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks11Share
Willie Morales+FollowHow to Max Out Your Social Security CheckCoffee break tip: If you’re counting on Social Security, here’s the scoop—your monthly payout depends on when you start cashing in. Retire at 62 and you’ll get less, but wait until 70 and you could pocket over $5,000 a month. Payments roll out based on your birthday, so check your date! Heads up: Social Security’s piggy bank is running low, so future checks might shrink unless Congress steps in. Plan ahead! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks00Share
cody79+FollowSocial Security Paydays: Who Gets Paid Next?Quick heads up for retirees: the third round of Social Security checks is landing in bank accounts on Nov. 26 for anyone born on or after the 21st. If you’re planning your grocery run or holiday shopping, this is your reminder! The payout depends on when you retired—waiting until 70 means a bigger check. But here’s the twist: unless Congress steps in, future payments could shrink, so keep an eye on those updates! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity676Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowHow $130K Earners Still Go BrokeEver wonder how someone making $130,000 a year can still feel broke? Turns out, even high earners can drown in debt if they don’t track their spending. On The Ramsey Show, a caller shocked everyone by considering bankruptcy over $25K in debt—when a budget could have fixed it. The real money hack? Know where your cash goes, no matter your paycheck size. Don’t let lifestyle creep eat your wallet! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyTalk00Share
