Social Security Announces 2 More New Changes After The COLA – Everything is Going to Change for Retirees

Social Security Announces 2 More New Changes After The COLA

The Social Security Administration has announced two significant changes following the 2024 COLA adjustment: an increase in the taxable maximum earnings limit and a shift in the Full Retirement Age (FRA) for those born in 1959. These updates will impact when and how much retirees receive in benefits, making it essential for future retirees to stay informed and plan accordingly.

Social Security Announces Checks Will Change Again In October – No need of Cost-of-Living Adjustment in 2024

Social Security Announces Checks Will Change Again In October

In 2024, Social Security beneficiaries will see a 3.2% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA), a smaller increase than in previous years due to cooling inflation. This means an average $59 boost in monthly payments for retirees starting in January 2024. While this increase offers some relief, ongoing inflation in essential goods, like groceries and healthcare, may still challenge retirees’ budgets.

Trump’s Executive Order on Transgender Athletes: What It Means for National Girls & Women in Sports Day

Trump's Executive Order on Transgender Athletes

Trump’s Executive Order on Transgender Athletes, signed on National Girls & Women in Sports Day 2025, bans transgender women and girls from competing in female sports categories in federally funded institutions. The move has sparked debates on fairness, inclusion, and LGBTQ+ rights, with lawsuits expected. This article explores Title IX implications, legal battles, and the future of transgender participation in sports.