Lots of changes in store for Social Security recipients as more people rely on a system that's operating above capacity. Full ...

With Social Security benefits expiring, it may not be enough to cover your housing costs in retirement. Here's how to protect ...

Two new reports spend a good deal of time examining the solvency of the Social Security program. While Social Security's ...

Most Americans don’t have a retirement tax plan, according to a Northwestern Mutual study. If you’re one of them, it could be ...

Can I work and get benefits?” is perhaps one of the most common questions we’re asked. The answer depends on your age and ...

The Social Security Administration uses outdated computer systems, making mistakes that cause pain for beneficiaries and ...

Enter your date of birth. The Social Security Administration uses your date of birth to determine when you're eligible for 100% of your retirement benefits, among other things.

The Social Security Administration's Early or Late Retirement Calculator can help you compute the change in your payment amount based on the exact month you plan to start Social Security.

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President Trump repeatedly stated that he wanted to end Social Security benefit taxes, but that's not what the OBBB does.

If you intend to file for Social Security's retirement benefits in 2025, do you know how big your checks are going to be? The average retiree is seeing monthly payments of $1,976 this year, for ...

WASHINGTON—With an aging U.S. population and a smaller share of American workers who pay into it, Social Security could become unable to pay full retirement and disability benefits in 2034, one ...