The U-T editorial was correct in noting that several administrations were willing to kick the can down the road, rather than ...

Social Security's formula hands lower earners a bigger monthly check, yet a hidden force works against that advantage every ...

Over 75 million people — approximately one in five Americans — receive some form of Social Security benefit. The majority are ...

Two outdated tax thresholds written decades ago, never adjusted for inflation, can silently redirect tens of thousands of dollars from a retirement couple's Social Security into taxable income, and a ...

For retirees with around $500,000 in a traditional IRA, the order in which they tap accounts and claim Social Security ...

Social Security and Medicare analyst Mary Johnson estimates that the 2027 Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) could be 3.7 ...

While Social Security benefits are taxed for individuals who meet certain income thresholds, various bills have attempted to lower or eliminate that burden: In Sep. 2025, Senator Ruben Gallego, a ...

July 22 Social Security payments arrive Wednesday, but some retirees may receive $0 because of the retirement earnings test.

Quick ReadThe Social Security trust fund now depletes in Q4 2032, one year earlier than projected, triggering an automatic 22 ...

Social Security benefits grow over time thanks to the program's cost-of-living adjustments. But there's a hidden and painful ...

New estimates call for a 3.6% to 3.8% benefit increase next year, although the final adjustment will depend on inflation ...

Once you begin claiming Social Security retirement benefits, earnings over a certain threshold can affect your payments.