Social Security, the mainstay retirement program for millions of Americans, faces a financial countdown toward insolvency within the next decade. Questions swirl over whether policies introduced ...

President Trump during his campaign proposed ending taxes on Social Security benefits. But that change is unlikely for one ...

If changes are not made to Social Security, the program will have to cut spending by 24% in less than a decade.

Listen and subscribe to Decoding Retirement on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. The Social Security Administration has started issuing retroactive payments and ...

Social Security beneficiaries receive an annual cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to keep the purchasing power of benefits ...

The annual Social Security and Medicare trustees report released last May said the program’s trust fund will be unable to pay full benefits beginning in 2035. The new law will hasten the program’s ...

Social Security, the mainstay retirement program ... But could it be that Trump’s initiatives accelerate that insolvency date? Because, at that point, the program would need to cut benefits ...

But that change is unlikely for one reason: Social Security already faces a serious financial problem that may lead to trust fund insolvency ... who do not have a date of death associated with ...

The new law will hasten the program’s insolvency date by about half a year. “Social Security’s aggressive schedule to start issuing retroactive payments in February and increase monthly ...