Social Security faces major challenges in 2026. Learn the three biggest problems that could impact benefits and what it means ...

The 'Social Security squeeze' is coming for your benefits. Can the program's most existential problems be solved? There are more older Americans than ever, and not enough younger ones. There are lots ...

There’s a reason the name “Social Security” tends to trigger a strong reaction in working Americans and retirees alike.

Much of the conversation around retirement has focused on baby boomers aging into Social Security at record rates. But ...

On the one hand, a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, is larger than the 2.5% raise seniors got in 2025. On the other ...

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 ...

The Cassidy-Kaine proposal also diverts Congressional attention from really fixing Social Security Sen. Bill Cassidy, the Louisiana Republican, has resurrected his proposal - this time with Virginia ...

An increasing number of Social Security retirees face a big problem with losing some benefits. This is happening because a growing number of retirees are subject to Social Security tax each year.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates that Social Security payments will be reduced by 24% in 2032 unless the current system is reformed. A 24% reduction in benefits could result in ...

Two organizations that help people solve Social Security problems have joined forces to help recipients better navigate the benefits program. The National Association of Registered Social Security ...