At full retirement age, which is 67 for anyone born in 1960 or later, you're entitled to your complete monthly Social ...

If you’re collecting Social Security, you probably noticed that your January check was larger than your checks in 2025.

There's a problem with the tax rules applied to Social Security benefits. Many seniors were excited about promises that Social Security benefits would not be taxable in the future. While tax rules for ...

Social Security's inflation-measuring yardstick continues to come up short for those who rely most on Social Security income.

Social Security’s combined trust funds are expected to run dry by 2034, at which point the program may have to cut benefits. Potential solutions for preventing cuts include raising payroll taxes above ...

For many older Americans, one of the most critical decisions they might make is figuring out when to sign up for Social Security. A lot of people end up with little to no savings toward the end of ...

Many retirees rely on Social Security to help cover costs. The Senior Citizens League has warned that there's a big problem with Social Security that's only getting worse. Lawmakers need to act, or ...

In 2025, Social Security Administration employees were suddenly faced with a heavier workload. Here's how that can impact you when you need help.

Social Security is facing the possibility of sweeping benefit cuts for retired workers and survivors of deceased workers by 2033. The most popular solution to strengthen America's leading retirement ...

The primary trust fund that supports Social Security is expected to run out of money in 2033. If Congress doesn’t adjust the program to improve its solvency, recipients will have their benefits cut by ...