The Latest Breaking News from Social Security

In post-COVID-19 America, the average food bank visitor has changed from the elderly and disabled to the average working family, struggling to make ends meet. When a well-off woman in her 70s insists she is also entitled to these resources, her concerned daughter takes to Reddit for answers.

75-year-old Tim F. wishes he had claimed his Social Security earlier to fulfil his plans of spending it together with his wife, Sarah, who passed away at age 68.

Social Security checks are generally issued starting on the second Wednesday of each month, but some payments like SSI benefits arrive much earlier.

National Public Data recently confirmed that it suffered a data breach involving Social Security numbers, names, email addresses, and phone numbers of millions of Americans.

A new Bankrate survey shows that 57% of Americans feel behind on their retirement savings. Here's what you can do.

Juggling kids, aging parents and work? No wonder you don't want to talk about your own retirement. But there are four key areas you should be discussing now.

What you need to be comfortable in retirement won't be the same as what your neighbor might need. Here's a scenario in which $1 million might be enough.

The 2025 rule changes for Roth and traditional IRAs could mean more money for your retirement. But you have to pay attention to reap the rewards.

Medicare funding comes from a combination of government contributions, payroll taxes, and monthly premiums paid by Medicare beneficiaries.