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Over 62 million Americans count on Social Security as a major source of their income, including more than 43 million retired workers. The program is critical to financial security for these Americans and that makes annual changes to the program must-know news. Read on to learn about the biggest changes to Social Security next year.
By Doug Cote and Karyn Cavanaugh, Voya Investment Management
The Tax Cut and Jobs Act, which passed at the end of 2017, may change the way some people approach their tax planning.
Need an extra incentive to ease into retirement with a part-time gig?
The decision to retire is a big one, and there are various factors that are apt to play into it.
If you're a millennial, then you have one major advantage when it comes to saving for retirement: time.
Innovative ideas to enhance teaching are plentiful; money to implement them isn’t. Voya Unsung Heroes® can help.
There were plenty of doom and gloom predictions leading up to the passage of the new $1.5 trillion tax law on December 22, 2017.
On December 22, 2017, Congress passed a $1.5 trillion tax bill, the first major overhaul of the U.S. tax code in more than 30 years.
The rules governing Social Security benefits are incredibly complicated, with countless exceptions and qualifications.
Give your loved ones the gift of tasty holiday treats and save the brighter retirement future for yourself.
A will has little or nothing to do with you. It’s all about planning for someone else.
Find out what you need to know about your Medicare coverage.
When you think about retirement, you immediately think about saving – right?
You may never have dreamed of being a chief financial officer...
Everyone knows at least one teacher – they’re your neighbors, friends and some of the most important people in our society. Our educators actively shape and mold today’s brilliant minds to be tomorrow’s leaders. Although teachers are undoubtedly special, these professionals are underpaid and undervalued by most measures.
It’s #GivingTuesday! We’re celebrating by helping Americares assemble emergency aid kits for those in need.
As we approach a day when the nation expresses gratitude to the men and women who have served in its military, this veteran would like to leverage Veterans Day 2016 to do three things: 1) Express gratitude for the opportunities that our military gave me; 2) Encourage hiring managers to seek out qualified veterans when filling jobs; and 3) Offer to assist any veteran who is making a career transition to the civilian workforce.
Each of us is faced with choices throughout our lives that have significant financial implications. How we navigate decisions such as which college to attend, whether or not to contribute to a 401(k), or the purchase of a home or new car, can impact our financial future.