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This solution could fund Social Security fully for another 80 years. Unfortunately, the GOP represents the wealthy and will continue to take benefits away from the working class and give to the rich.

As revealed in a recent episode of 60 Minutes, in one case the agency sent a clawback letter to a 32-year-old man, living on Social Security and disabled by cerebral palsy.The agency claimed that ...

The Social Security Administration is telling people that federal income taxes on most recipients’ benefits will be eliminated under a recently passed tax and spending bill. But while more ...

Warren leads Senate Democrat's Social Security War Room, which seeks to draw attention to changes the Trump administration is making to Social Security. In a letter Warren sent to Bisignano late ...

The Social Security Administration had been overpaying her, the letter said, and wanted money back. Within 30 days, it said, she should mail the government a check or money order. For $60,175.90.

Each month, about 74 million Americans - retirees, disabled workers, and others – receive payments from Social Security. But each year many people get something else in the mail – a bill.

While it is true that Social Security won’t have enough money after 2033 or 2035 or 2037 (depending on the source), the solution is easy: Remove the income cap. Right now, you pay into Social ...

For those following news other than the Middle East war, the House passed a watered down senior social security not tax-free measure In lieu of tax free, a three-year $4,000 senior deduction will b… ...

President Donald Trump's administration is aiming to claw back overpayments from Social Security ... For the more than 1,000,000 beneficiaries who've received a letter from the SSA ...

The Social Security Administration says most won’t pay federal income taxes on their benefits. But Congress didn’t directly exempt those payments from taxes.