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Social Security provides a guaranteed source of income in retirement, but what many don't realize is that you're not guaranteed to keep it all. Some retirees owe taxes on their Social Security benefits, but it all depends on your income. Here's a closer look at how your retirement fund withdrawals play into all of this.
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7 ways to maximize the benefits of HSAs

Health savings accounts (HSAs) are perhaps the most powerful savings vehicles, especially for retirement savings, because of their significant tax advantages. Yet, too many HSA owners don’t reap all the advantages of their accounts.
According to the 2020 Insurance Barometer study, interest in life insurance is at an all-time high.¹ With COVID-19 a likely motivator, employees are looking for more information on how to get life insurance through their employer as part of their benefits package.
For many Americans—especially those who are returning to their offices as their communities re-open—COVID-19 is a top-of-mind topic. Knowing your paid leave options can help ease some of the uncertainty. Learn more below.
  | Retirement

8 changes to Social Security in 2018

For 2018, the basic structure of Social Security is the same in terms of how workers are taxed and how benefits are calculated and paid.
When we think about when to file for Social Security, age 68 doesn't often come to mind. After all, it's not a particularly notable age on the spectrum of when to claim benefits.
As you’ve probably noticed, financial wellness is all the rage. According to one survey, about 90 percent of large and mid-sized companies are now offering financial wellness programs as an employee benefit. But what exactly is “financial wellness,” and are you financially well?

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