A new proposal would cap annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustments for top earnings beneficiaries, potentially ...

Social Security is a program that millions of older Americans rely on today. And without those monthly benefits, many would ...

Turning 62 in 2026? See the maximum Social Security benefit you could receive, what it takes to qualify, and how claiming ...

Social Security payments are about to move higher, and for retirees and disabled workers living on tight budgets, even a ...

Social Security beneficiaries receiving payments in 2026 can expect about $56 more every month, a new tax deduction that will lower seniors' taxes, and modernization updates to the agency.

Campaign slogans promise retirees "no tax on Social Security," but the Internal Revenue Code does not work in slogans. Federal law still treats a portion of many retirees' monthly checks as taxable ...

IRS tax rules in 2026 could impact how much of your Social Security income is taxed. Learn how retirees can protect their ...

Social Security Disability Insurance benefits provide important economic support for older people who cannot work. The White ...

If you receive Social Security benefits, keep in mind that you likely need to pay taxes on that money. Like many parts of the ...

High earners will pay taxes on up to $8,400 more in 2026. The 2.8% COLA falls short of what many seniors were hoping to see. You may need to explore other income sources to make ends meet next year.

Part of the recently passed tax bill includes what the administration is calling “No Tax on Social Security.” While the bill does not explicitly remove taxes on Social Security payments, it does ...

One thing you can count on for Social Security is constant changes. Some changes are expected, while others are a surprise. In either case, most of the changes are only relevant to those in or ...