Social Security plans to axe thousands of workers nationwide. What could it mean for you?
The Social Security Administration estimates that it receives nearly 30 million visits to its offices around the country each year — there are 1,230 of those offices — along with 80 million phone calls to its toll-free number.
Trump Social Security Tax Plan: Which Millennials Benefit Most
A new report found high-earning, older millennials would benefit from Trump's Social Security tax proposal—but not all groups would thrive.
Social Security says higher payments are on the way for millions of former public workers
More than 3.2 million Social Security recipients who received pensions from their time as teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public service jobs will see an immediate boost in their benefits.
Trump, Social Security Fraud, And Public Opinion
Does the public share Trump’s view that Social Security is riddled with fraud? Are millions of dead people receiving benefits? With all the drama, where is public opinion?
Retired public employees to see social security bump starting in April
Millions of retired public servants are getting a social security boost. The Fairness Act is in motion, and payments are rolling out ahead of schedule.
Retroactive checks on the horizon: Social Security benefits to increase for public employees
The recently signed Social Security Fairness Act could benefit 3.2 million public service workers, eliminating provisions that reduced their benefits and allowing for retroactive payments from 2024.
Social Security announces higher benefits coming in March and April for retired public workers
More than 3.2 million workers including some teachers, firefighters and police officers receiving Social Security may soon see a boost in their monthly payments
Increased monthly benefits, back pay coming for 3.2M Social Security recipients
A law signed earlier this year by President Joe Biden put an end to provisions that impacted Social Security benefits for millions.
Social Security to increase monthly benefits for millions
The Social Security Administration announced Tuesday it’s beginning to pay retroactive benefits and will increase monthly benefit payments to millions of former public workers. This will apply to people whose benefits have been affected by the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset.
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Beware of How This RMD Torpedo Can Hit Your Social Security and Medicare Benefits
There’s a reason workers are often encouraged to house their retirement savings in a Roth IRA or 401(k). Not only do Roth ...
Mike Johnson Gives Update on Social Security, Medicaid Talks With Trump
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson says that President Donald Trump and Republicans will not cut Social Security, Medicaid or ...
How to enroll in Medicare with a blocked Social Security account
Two years ago, someone falsely filed for a tax refund with my Social Security number. Now anything that involves my Social ...
Anxiety Mounts Among Social Security Recipients as DOGE Troops Settle In
Social Security will not be touched,” Trump answered, echoing a promise he has been making for years. Despite his eagerness ...
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Eliminating Taxation of Social Security Benefits Would Be Unwise
Social Security beneficiaries with higher incomes pay income tax on part of their benefits. Repealing the taxation of Social ...
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Federal downsizing wave continues with 'significant' job cuts at Social Security Administration
“The ongoing bloodbath at the Social Security Administration has only one goal: the total annihilation of Social Security,” ...
Lies, Cuts, Closures: Trump and Musk Ravage Social Security Administration
Donald Trump’s administration closed field offices, then they fired online help workers. How will Americans access their benefits?
Here's what upcoming budget negotiations may mean for Social Security
Benefit cuts are off the table for now in upcoming budget negotiations, experts say. But the agency may continue to struggle with customer service woes.