Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from Social Security

How the Social Security Earnings Test Works for Part-Time Retirees

Retirement does not always mean walking away from work completely. Many people start collecting Social Security while picking up a part-time job, running a small business, or keeping a favorite side gig alive. The tricky part comes when earnings enter the picture because the Social Security earnings test can temporarily…

The Free Financial Advisor · Aug 1

Retirement Can Scare You No Matter How Confident You Are: This Is How to Tame the Beast

Retirement can be nerve-racking, even if you're good with money. Rebuild your confidence by learning how retirement income, investments and taxes work together.

Kiplinger · Aug 1

New Jersey’s PAS-1 Application Opens the Door to Three Senior Tax Relief Programs

Every year, thousands of New Jersey seniors spend weeks trying to figure out which property tax relief programs they qualify for. Some apply for one...

Saving Advice · Jul 31

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

New Jersey’s $95 Minimum SNAP Benefit Continues to Help Thousands of Older Adults

For an older New Jersey resident living primarily on Social Security, qualifying for SNAP used to come with a frustrating possibility: going through the application...

Saving Advice · Jul 31

Social Security Now Requires Electronic Benefit Payments for Most Recipients

The days of waiting beside the mailbox for a Social Security check are quickly becoming a thing of the past. Social Security is moving most recipients to electronic benefit payments, meaning monthly benefits will arrive through direct deposit or another approved electronic method instead of traditional paper checks.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 31

What RHONY's Dorinda Medley Can Teach Advisers About Sudden Financial Responsibility

When "The Real Housewives of New York" star's husband passed away, Medley found herself in charge of overwhelming financial details. How can you avoid that?

Kiplinger · Jul 31

2027 Social Security COLA: Expect 3.8% Tops, Announcement Date and What Retirees Could Receive

A potential 3.8% Social Security increase in 2027 could offer relief to retirees, but inflation and rising costs in housing, food, and healthcare may offset benefits.

International Business Times UK · Jul 31

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Trump Administration Targets 100 ACA Agents Over Fake Enrollments as CMS Warns 35% of Marketplace Signups Could Be Illegitimate

The Trump administration is sending notices of intent to 100 agents affiliated with the Affordable Care Act marketplace who allegedly violated the exchange’s standards of conduct by submitting insurance applications without recipients’ Social Security numbers or other identifying information, according to a report published Thursday by Fox Business.

Benzinga · Jul 31

Free Tax Counseling Programs for Seniors Are Already Preparing for the Next Filing Season

Most people don’t think about taxes until January, but the volunteers who help millions of older Americans file for free are already preparing for next...

Saving Advice · Jul 30

Social Security’s New Electronic Repayment Option Makes Overpayment Resolution Easier

Few letters create more anxiety for Social Security beneficiaries than an overpayment notice. Some recipients suddenly owe hundreds (or even thousands) of dollars they weren’t...

Saving Advice · Jul 30

BenefitsCheckUp Can Match Seniors With Hundreds of Local Assistance Programs

Every year, millions of older Americans struggle to pay for groceries, prescription medications, utility bills, and healthcare expenses while living on fixed incomes. What many...

Saving Advice · Jul 30

Good Job on Cutting Costly Investment Fees, But These 8 Tax Traps Can Hurt Far More

It makes sense to keep an eye on investment costs, but tax inefficiencies will cost you far more in the long run. Here's where to find your next real savings.

Kiplinger · Jul 30

How Much the Average 81-Year-Old Retiree Receives From Social Security

Turning 81 often brings a new stage of retirement. Many people at that age have been collecting Social Security for well over a decade, and...

Saving Advice · Jul 29

10 Retirement Fixes You Can Implement Today to Strengthen Your Financial Plan

Taking action in areas like tax efficiency and estate organization can help you secure your future while also allowing you the freedom to enjoy your savings.

Kiplinger · Jul 29

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Conversation · Jul 29

Got money questions? How to get chatbots to give you accurate answers

Finding good financial advice can be stressful – and expensive. That’s one reason why chatbots have become an increasingly popular and free alternative.

Kiplinger · Jul 29

With the Widow's Penalty, Prevention Is Better Than the Cure: A Financial Adviser Explains Why

Don't get hit with a higher tax bill just when you've lost your spouse. You can deal with it once the worst has happened, but it's far better to plan ahead.

Bangkok Post · Jul 29

SSO appeals order halting board vote preparations

The Social Security Office (SSO) will appeal a Supreme Administrative Court injunction that has temporarily suspended preparations for the Sept 27 Social Security Board election, Labour Minister Julapun Amornvivat said on Tuesday.

Saving Advice · Jul 28

12 Retirement Benefits Many Eligible Seniors Never Claim

Retirement is supposed to bring more financial freedom, but millions of older Americans leave valuable benefits on the table every year simply because they don’t...

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Kiplinger · Jul 28

Medicare 2027 Projections: Here's How Much Your Monthly Premiums Are Estimated to Rise

In 2027, Medicare participants will pay more for their health care. Fortunately, Part B costs are expected to rise less than 5%.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 28

4 Reasons Social Security Benefits Can Stop or Be Reduced in 2026

Social Security benefits can stop or shrink in 2026, and the reason may have nothing to do with some dramatic overnight collapse of the program. A retiree can see a smaller check because of work income, an early filing decision, taxes, or another deduction that quietly nibbles away at the…

The Economic Times · Jul 28

Supplemental Security Income recipients to get August payment early this week: Who qualifies, why the SSA is sending money on July 31, and how much you could receive

Supplemental Security Income on July 31: Millions of Americans receiving Supplemental Security Income will get their August benefits early on Friday, July 31, instead of August. Eligible recipients include elderly individuals and people with qualifying disabilities and this early deposit is not an extra payment but an advance due to…

Kiplinger · Jul 28

Spend More in Retirement Without Fear of Running Out

Creating an income stream that mimics a paycheck can help you safely loosen the purse strings. Personal finance writer Jean Chatzky shares her opinion.

Kiplinger · Jul 28

A Financial Checklist for Your 50s

Your target retirement age is looming, but you're not sure you're on track to retire the way you want? Here's what to do.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 28

Working, Overpayments, and 2 Other Reasons Social Security Benefits Can Change

Social Security benefits can change for reasons that have nothing to do with a dramatic headline about the program’s future. Working while collecting benefits, receiving an overpayment, experiencing a major life change, or seeing adjustments tied to taxes and annual updates can all affect the amount that lands in a…

The Economic Times · Jul 28

Freedom 250 Social Security card: Who qualifies for the new limited-edition SSA card and why most Americans won't receive it

Freedom 250 Social Security card: The Social Security Administration is rolling out a brand-new card design. Only a select group of Americans will actually get one. Newborns born between July 2 and December 31, 2026, qualify for this limited-edition card through hospital registration. It features an official Freedom 250 logo…

1 … 21 22 23 24

Coverage From

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Social Security Administration

National Council on Aging

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.