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    Social Security payroll tax cap rises to $192,300 in 2027: How much more will high earners pay from their paychecks, who will be affected, and what does it mean for your take-home pay?

    Social Security taxes will take a bigger bite out of some high earners' paychecks in 2027. The taxable income limit is rising to $192,300 from $184,500, meaning another $7,800 of wages will be taxed. Workers earning above the new limit could pay up to $483.60 more next year. The increase comes as retirees are set to receive a 3.6% benefit boost.

    American companies brace for a pivot as US midterm elections get underway

    US midterms: Corporate America is anticipating a potential shifts in Washington's power dynamics. Analysts predict that a strong Democratic showing could benefit sectors such as clean energy, housing and healthcare. Conversely, AI and defence stocks may face increased scrutiny from lawmakers.

    How much will your Medicare premium rise in 2027 and how much of your Social Security raise will you actually keep?

    The standard Medicare Part B premium may go up by $6.60 a month next year. That is far smaller than the jump in 2026. Still, for people living on Social Security, even a small rise matters, because the premium usually comes out of the monthly check.

    Social Security November payments twist: Millions of Americans could see an unexpected change to their Wednesday checks this year

    Mark your calendar if you were born between the 1st and 10th. Your Social Security payment for November will arrive on Tuesday, November 10, not Wednesday. Veterans Day falls on November 11, a federal holiday with banks shut. This is the only date change in 2026.

    Social Security COLA 2027 calculator: How to calculate your monthly benefit increase

    Social Security COLA 2027 calculator: Learn how to use the Social Security COLA 2027 calculator to estimate your potential monthly benefit increase. Find out how to calculate your own Social Security COLA adjustment using your current payment, understand hypothetical increase examples.

    Social Security COLA 2027: Could your bigger benefit mean a higher tax bill? What retirees should check

    The Social Security Administration announces the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment on Oct. 14. Most forecasts land between 3.2% and 3.6%. Federal tax on benefits isn’t based on the benefit alone. It’s based on provisional income, that is, adjusted gross income, plus tax-exempt interest, plus half of your Social Security. That means a COLA pushes the number up by itself. Nothing else in your finances has to change.

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