Given the complexities of managing Social Security income and retirement savings, consulting with a qualified financial ...

You're getting a Social Security raise next year. But you won't keep all the money, due to Medicare premium increases.

Fifty percent of benefits may be taxable for single taxpayers with income between $25,000 to $34,000, and up to 85% of benefits could be taxable for single taxpayers with income above the $34,000 ...

Analysts have raised their forecasts for Social Security's 2026 COLA throughout the year as President Trump's tariffs have ...

Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are feeling the effects of the government shutdown on their household budgets.

The only good thing about a hurricane is that you get ample warning that it's coming. If you were in the path of a ...

Because that’s what President Trump, with his import tariffs and his gutting of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) staff is ...

The Social Security Administration adjusts its benefits every year based on inflation. The postponement of the announcement ...

The shutdown delayed the Consumer Price Index report used to determine the 2026 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) bases your benefits on your highest 35 years of earnings. The more you earn (up to a certain limit), the higher your benefit will be. If you have fewer than 35 ...

To make a long story short, we can reasonably expect the average Social Security check in 2026 for the 70 million people who ...

Learn the average Social Security benefit for 75-year-olds, why payments are higher for late claimers, and how to estimate ...