The Latest Breaking News from Social Security Administration

Earlier this year, the Trump Administration explored closing nearly 50 local Social Security Administration offices, as reported by Government Executive. Internal SSA documents stated a goal of...

The federal government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history, is affecting services across multiple agencies, including the Social Security Administration. While Social Security payments are continuing on schedule, in-person services at local field offices are operating on a reduced basis due to staffing shortages, according to the SSA's website.

The Social Security Administration is expected to announce the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment on 24th October when the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes inflation data for Q3.

You can start claiming benefits as early as age 62, but you'll receive less. If you're waiting until 65 or later, here are 6 steps you can take in the meantime.

Millions of retirees rely on the Social Security Administration’s online “my Social Security” portal to manage benefits, check statements, and update information. But new login...

For millions of Americans, Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are a lifeline. But sometimes, recipients receive what one benefits recipient described as "the letter nobody wants to get" — a notice that their benefits are scheduled to end. The letter often arrives after a Continuing Disability Review, the Social Security…

Avoid delays when IRS tax refunds and Social Security paper checks are cut off. Here’s what to know.

Grok AI reveals how much may be needed to save for retirement in 20 years -- based on income, Social Security and the 4% rule. Here's how to hit your goal.

On Friday, Charles Borges, the Social Security Administration's chief data officer, resigned after filing a whistleblower complaint alleging security risks tied to the President Donald Trump administration-backed efforts to modernize the agency's data systems.