Social Security payments will be distributed on the regular schedule in June. Recipients will receive their payments based on their birth date, starting June 11th. No Supplemental Security Income ...

According to several economists, the Social Security trust fund is on track to become insolvent by 2035, unless there are some drastic changes made. To replenish the fund, Social Security needs to ...

the Sharjah Social Security Fund (SSSF) has confirmed that insured employees can benefit from the service of purchasing a notional period, pursuant to the provisions of Law No. (5) of 2018 ...

Add concerns that the Social Security trust fund is running out of money to the mix, and many Americans are worried about their future benefits. The SSA reported in late April that it has seen a ...

Aliss Higham is a Newsweek reporter based in Glasgow, Scotland. Her focus is reporting on Social Security, other government benefits and personal finance. She has previously extensively covered U ...

Social Security continues to undergo changes including increased payments for some Americans and the impending end of paper checks distributed by the benefits program. President Donald Trump has ...

The federal government's Social Security program is undergoing major restructuring, but the nearly 69 million Americans who receive benefits are eager to see their monthly checks. About 7.4 ...

Under current law, when that trust fund is empty, Social Security can pay benefits only from dedicated tax revenues, which would, by that point, cover only about 79% of promised benefits.

Social Security has three funding sources: interest earned on trust fund assets (5%), taxes on benefits (4%), and taxes on payroll (91%). Trust fund insolvency would eliminate 5% of program ...

Under current law, when that trust fund is empty, Social Security can pay benefits only from dedicated tax revenues, which would, by that point, cover only about 79% of promised benefits.

Nonsense—the real threat isn’t reform, it’s doing nothing. On our current course, Social Security’s trust fund will run dry by 2033, triggering an automatic 25% benefit cut for everyone.