Marriage brings about various legal changes, including those affecting Social Security benefits. While retirement or disability benefits remain unchanged, programs like Supplemental Security Income ...

Getting married often involves changes or legal benefits, one of which is related to Social Security benefits. While retirement or disability benefits do not change upon marriage, ...

Key takeaways Marriage and divorce are common reasons you may need to request a name change for your credit cards and other legal documents. In some cases, such as for transgender cardholders, you ...

For his part, Trump wrote on social media that "regime change" may be needed in Iran just hours after Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States was not ...

Trump is using every means possible to promote himself and prop up his agenda — including at the Social Security Administration ...

Donald Trump’s Social Security Administration sent out an email praising his “Big Beautiful Bill” with misinformation about what the new law does.

The Social Security COLA is intended to protect benefits from being eroded by inflation. Why would retirees face a no-win scenario if inflation keeps rising?

TSCL's latest cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) prediction was especially intriguing. Social Security's 2026 COLA is on track to do something that hasn't happened in 41 years. Image source: Getty ...

I'm 85 and my partner is 69, and we're wondering if marriage makes sense from a Social Security standpoint J.J. Gouin / Shutterstock.com Maurie Backman Published: June 23, 2025 11:49 am ...

A Maywood man was been charged in federal court with fraudulently obtaining Social Security benefits in the name of his deceased father.

04 July 2025 Japan requires name change after marriage — with big effects on female scientists Survey finds law requiring married couples to share the same family name causes havoc for researchers.

Retirees in these 9 states risk losing some of their Social Security checks If you're not aware of your state laws, you could end up keeping less of your Social Security benefits.