With the Republican-controlled Congress moving forward with President Donald Trump's call to extend the 2017 individual tax cuts, Democrats and Republicans are spinning the facts about who would benefit.

President Donald Trump’s plan to eliminate federal taxes on Social Security benefits sounds simple: cut taxes so older adults keep more of their money. However, the plan is controversial because of its potential impact on the Social Security Trust Fund and the primary beneficiaries of the tax cut.

If your income changes, you could lose Social Security benefits. While you can still work and receive Social Security benefits, if you begin to make more than the annual income li

Trump's tariffs could lead to higher Social Security benefit payments. His proposed tax cuts and immigration crackdown could reduce the amount of money flowing into Social Security. The net impact of Trump's policies could accelerate the depletion of Social Security's trust funds by three years.

Since President Trump was sworn into office on January 20, he has proposed or initiated changes impacting how Social Security functions, including closing offices and offering buyouts. Here's a roundup.

Balancing work and Social Security benefits can lead to unexpected tax obligations. Understanding how your income affects the taxation of your Social Security benefits is crucial for effective financial planning.

Many seniors oppose the double taxation of their income during their working years and their Social Security benefits in retirement. Eliminating benefit taxes could result in substantial savings for affected seniors.

When can you start collecting Social Security? How many people in South Dakota collect Social Security. What you need to know.