cody79+FollowSocial Security’s Big Tech Makeover: Ready or Not?Heads up if you or your folks rely on Social Security: the agency is going digital, slimming down local offices, and centralizing everything. That could mean quicker results for some, but if you’re used to fixing problems in person or on paper, brace for longer waits and more online forms. With only a small bump in 2026 benefits, every delay could hit your rent or grocery budget. Time to brush up on your digital skills! #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity00Share
Willie Morales+FollowDon’t Fall for Tax Myths: 2026 Rules You Need to KnowTax season is about to get a makeover! New rules for 2026 mean bigger deductions for seniors, breaks on overtime and tips, and even a new car loan perk. But don’t believe every TikTok tax hack—some tips only apply to certain people. If you’re 65+, you could snag up to $6,000 off your taxable income, but it’s not an automatic refund. Double-check what you qualify for and don’t rush—these changes are complicated! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxSeason202600Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowWhen Will My Social Security Hit?Coffee break tip: If you’re waiting on your Social Security check, here’s the scoop—payments are rolling out this month based on your birthday. Born between the 11th and 20th? Your money lands Jan. 21. The later you retire (think age 70), the bigger your check—up to $5,108 a month! Pro tip: Use the SSA calculator to see what you could get. Heads up: Social Security’s future is a bit shaky, so keep an eye on your retirement plans. #Business #MakeMoney #SocialSecurity92Share
nkent+FollowStuck in a debt loop? Here’s what Ramsey saysEven with a $75K income, Janet from Boise says her family’s bills feel never-ending—paying late, then facing the same cycle again just a week later. Dave Ramsey didn’t sugarcoat it: he told her to ditch the RV, stop eating out, and get brutally honest about where every dollar goes. His point? It’s not just about making a budget—it’s about sticking to it, together, every single week. Have you ever felt like your paycheck disappears before you even see it? What’s helped you break the cycle? Let’s talk real-life strategies that actually work. #Business #MakeMoney #DebtFreeJourney00Share
James Cook+FollowHow a $3,000 Pension Flips Retirement MathImagine having $3,000 land in your account every month, no matter what the market does. That’s the new retirement power move for 2026. With that steady cash, retirees are less stressed about their savings running out and can actually take more chances with the rest of their investments—think more stocks, less worrying about bonds. Plus, Social Security is getting a small bump, so your basics are covered and your portfolio can focus on growing for the long haul. Inflation? Time to look beyond just bonds! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowCleveland homeowners: Tax relief is coming—just not yetProperty tax bills in Cleveland might look higher than expected this winter, but don’t panic—real savings are on the way. Thanks to a new state law, many homeowners will see lower bills, but the changes won’t show up until summer. If you pay now, you’ll get a credit or refund later. The biggest cuts will hit rural areas, while most of Cuyahoga County will see little change. Meanwhile, new local levies are still pushing some bills up. How do you feel about the timing and fairness of these tax changes? #Business #MakeMoney #Cleveland00Share
Emily Rogers+FollowJamie Dimon Wants Taxes to Skip the SwampHere’s a hot take for your next coffee break: JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon says he’s cool with paying more taxes—as long as the cash doesn’t get lost in the D.C. maze. He wants any extra money from the rich to go straight to families and communities, not into endless government red tape. Dimon’s basically saying, tax the wealthy, but make sure it actually helps people, not just the bureaucracy. Would you pay more if you knew exactly where your money went? #Business #MakeMoney #JamieDimon00Share
cody79+FollowRetirement Feels Out of Reach? Here’s a FixFeeling like your retirement dreams are slipping away thanks to higher bills and market chaos? You’re not alone—nearly 40% of Americans are worried about running out of money. The good news: you can still take action. Nick Maggiulli suggests shifting some savings into short-term or local bonds to keep your nest egg steady. Focus on what you can control—like spending and smart investing—so you can actually relax about the future. #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks00Share
James Cook+FollowHow I’m Saving More in 2026 (Without Sacrificing Coffee)Feeling the pinch in 2026? You’re not alone—lots of us are looking for ways to stash more cash. The big shift: people are ditching vague money goals and getting specific, like skipping takeout lunches or canceling unused subscriptions. Even small tweaks—like shopping around for better deals or upping your pension—can add up. Bonus tip: max out your ISA before the rules change next year! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks10Share
Christine Baxter+FollowWhy Even the Rich Get Card DeclinesEver had your card declined and felt the world was judging? Turns out, it’s not just a broke thing. Even folks with millions in the bank get the dreaded beep—sometimes for maxing out rewards, weird spending patterns, or just traveling. One millionaire even got a free coffee out of pity! Pro tip: Pay off your card mid-month or set up alerts to avoid the awkwardness. Card declines don’t care about your net worth! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks00Share
