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SSA Processing Changes: Could Representative Calls Reach Centers Faster?

If you have ever spent hours waiting on hold to resolve a Social Security issue, the latest administrative updates might finally offer the relief you...

Saving Advice · Jul 18

New York AG Charges Long Island Man With Fraudulently Collecting Over $100,000 in Social Security Disability Benefits

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the arrest and indictment of Raymond Phillips, 40, of Huntington, Suffolk County, for allegedly fraudulently collecting more than $100,000 in Social Security disability benefits, according to an official announcement from the Office of the New York Attorney General (OAG).

The Free Financial Advisor · Jul 15

How to Check Your Social Security Earnings Record for Costly Errors

Your Social Security benefits are more than just a government check; they are the result of decades of your hard work, sacrifice, and financial contributions....

Saving Advice · Jul 14

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SSA Is Releasing New Social Security Data in Stages—Here’s What Retirees Should Watch

For the millions of Americans who rely on monthly Social Security payments, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is more than just a government office… it...

Saving Advice · Jul 14

Social Security's 4.7% COLA Estimate Sounds Great But There's a Catch

Early forecasts suggest Social Security's 2027 COLA could reach 4.7%, but analysts warn the raise is still only an estimate and may not offset rising costs.

International Business Times UK · Jul 14

Millions to Receive Social Security Payments This Week: Who Gets Paid on July 15

Millions of Americans, including retirees and disabled workers, will receive Social Security payments on July 15, as policymakers debate the program's long-term financial stability amid fund depletion concerns.

International Business Times UK · Jul 14

Your Prescription Could Still Cost Hundreds on Medicaid—7 Ways to Lower the Price

Navigating healthcare costs can be a significant challenge, even for those covered by state programs. You might assume that having Medicaid guarantees low prices, but...

Saving Advice · Jul 8

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Children Born Between July 2 and Dec. 31, 2026 May Get a Commemorative Social Security Card

If you’re welcoming a baby in the second half of 2026, your child could receive something no other generation of Americans has ever had: a...

Saving Advice · Jul 8

SSA Just Launched the Trump Account Enrollment Process—What Parents and Grandparents Should Know

If you’re a parent or grandparent looking to jumpstart a child’s financial future, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has made it easier to enroll eligible...

Saving Advice · Jul 7

Elizabeth Warren Social Security Proposal to Prevent Benefit Cuts Could Raise $3 Trillion in Taxes

A bipartisan proposal seeks to remove the payroll tax cap, aiming to secure Social Security's future and prevent a retirement income crisis, potentially raising $3 trillion over the next decade.

International Business Times UK · Jul 7

Babies Born During America’s 250th Celebration Will Get Limited-Edition Social Security Cards With Freedom 250 Logo

Babies born in the United States during America’s 250th birthday celebration will receive a first-of-its-kind commemorative Social Security card, the Social Security Administration announced Wednesday, extending the Trump administration’s growing slate of semiquincentennial keepsakes.

Benzinga · Jul 2

Could Extra Income Raise Medicare Premiums Two Years Later?

Picture this: You pick up some extra income this year through a rewarding side project, a profitable investment sale, or even a long-overdue bonus. Two...

Saving Advice · Jul 1

Social Security Issues Urgent 6-Year Warning: Why 63 Million Americans Face an Automatic $500 Monthly Cut

The US Social Security system warns of a potential 22% benefit cut by 2032 due to fund depletion, affecting 63 million Americans. Congress must act to prevent financial strain on retirees.

International Business Times UK · Jul 1

Baby Name 'Donald' Plummets To An All-Time Low Ranking As Fearing Parents Avoid Naming Children After POTUS

The name 'Donald' has reached its lowest popularity in the US, ranking 690th in 2025, despite its association with a former president. The decline reflects broader naming trends.

International Business Times UK · Jul 1

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Saving Advice · Jun 30

Social Security’s $65,160 Limit: Why Birthdays Matter

If you plan to keep working while collecting Social Security before full retirement age, the month and year of your birthday can mean the difference...

International Business Times UK · Jun 30

Social Security Electronic Benefits Update: Why a White House Mandate Is Phasing Out Paper Cheques

The US Social Security Administration is phasing out paper cheques, following an executive order from Donald Trump that pushes federal agencies towards fully electronic payments by late 2025.

Saving Advice · Jun 30

Social Security’s $2,040 Monthly Rule: Who Qualifies?

If you’re 62 or 63 and ready to claim Social Security retirement benefits but still need some income from work, the Social Security $2,040 monthly...

International Business Times UK · Jun 28

Major Social Security Shift Triggers Comerica Direct Express Card Replacement For Millions

The US Social Security Administration is shifting its Direct Express prepaid debit card programme from Comerica Bank to Fifth Third Bank, affecting around 3.6 million beneficiaries.

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The Economic Times · Jun 26

Two SSI payments in July, none in August? Find your July 2026 Social Security and SSI payment date and see when your SSA benefits will arrive

Social Security July 2026 payment schedule: Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is usually paid on the first day of each month. In 2026, July 1 falls on a Wednesday, so recipients will receive their July payment as scheduled. But because August 1 falls on a Saturday, the SSA will send August's…

International Business Times UK · Jun 21

US Seniors Could Lose Half Their Social Security Cheques Under Tougher Overpayment Clawback Rules

The Social Security Administration's policy changes on overpayment recovery, now set at a 50% withholding rate, affect millions of retirees and disabled beneficiaries, causing financial strain and uncertainty.

International Business Times UK · Jun 20

Trump's Proposed Social Security Rule Could Cut Monthly Benefits by $330 for 275,000 Americans

Donald Trump is backing a rule change that could sharply reduce Supplemental Security Income payments for hundreds of thousands of low‑income Americans, according to new Social Security estimates.

The Free Financial Advisor · Jun 14

Social Security’s Do-Over Option Exists — But Only for the First 12 Months After Filing

Retirement decisions often feel final, especially when Social Security enters the picture, but one surprising rule gives retirees a rare second chance. The Social Security Administration allows a short window where individuals can undo their benefits decision and restart the process as if the first claim never happened. That option…

The Free Financial Advisor · Jun 13

SSA Phone Wait Times Have Exceeded 2 Hours on Average — Here’s How to Skip the Hold

Social Security phone lines now test even the most patient callers, with average wait times stretching past two hours across many regions. Millions of Americans rely on the Social Security Administration for retirement benefits, disability claims, and essential updates, which creates constant pressure on the system. Every incoming call adds…

The Free Financial Advisor · Jun 12

A Name Mismatch in SSA Records Can Delay Payments for Weeks

A small spelling error on a Social Security record can snowball into a serious financial headache. Payments that people rely on for rent, groceries, and medical bills can suddenly stall without warning. The Social Security Administration uses strict identity matching systems, and even tiny differences between documents can trigger a…

The Free Financial Advisor · Jun 12

Social Security Statements Are Showing Incorrect Benefit Estimates — Here’s What to Check

Social Security statements play a major role in shaping retirement expectations, yet many people now notice that the numbers do not always line up with reality. These estimates influence major decisions like when to retire, how much to save, and whether to delay benefits. When those figures drift off track,…

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