The Latest Breaking News from Social Security

Social Security has become a cornerstone of the American retirement system and works to keep over 16 million retirees above the poverty line. Here are five key facts about the program as it turns 90.

Here's Lina's story, along with what she learned to hopefully help you avoid the same mistakes and make the most of your benefits.

For many women, the dream of a comfortable retirement is shadowed by a hidden risk — running out of money too soon. Statistics show that women over 40 face a much higher chance of outliving their savings compared to men, and the reasons are both financial and societal. Longer life…

If you depend on Social Security to cover your retirement expenses, there’s growing concern that your monthly benefits could be on the chopping block in the near future. According to recent projections, the Social Security trust fund is expected to face a funding shortfall within the next decade, which could…

For many seniors, tax season brings the hope of reducing taxable income through valuable deductions. One of the biggest potential breaks is the senior deduction, which can significantly lower your tax bill if you qualify. But what many retirees don’t realize is that certain income rules can cause them to…

President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is his administration's signature legislation during his second term and includes tax cuts, health insurance cuts, green energy cuts,...

A side gig or part-time job in retirement, like walking dogs, teaching, or consulting, can combat loneliness by sparking new friendships and boosting your social life.

Here's the current status of the new SSA security feature and how it might affect you and your benefits.

Longer life expectancies and changing demographics put extra pressure on the program, making it crucial for future retirees to understand its evolution, common myths and how to strategically plan for their benefits.

Economists worry that EJ Antoni’s nomination is largely political in nature for a historically non-partisan role.

From underestimating inflation to relying too heavily on Social Security, certain missteps can drain savings faster than expected.