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Social Security
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Social Security is a U.S. government program that provides financial support to retirees, people with disabilities, and surviving family members. It’s primarily funded by payroll taxes and provides monthly benefits to those who have contributed to the system.
Biden to Make First Public Speech Since Leaving Office to Rally Support for Social Security
Former President will address ACRD gathering of bipartisan advocates and leaders for Social Security in Chicago on Tuesday
‘Magic Number’ for Retirement Drops to $1.26M for 2025
This year’s figure from Northwestern Mutual is $200,000 less than last year, but remains far beyond what most Americans are on track to reach
Social Security Issues: Flurry of Changes Sparks Confusion
A slide-show look at several recent matters related to customer service, eliminating fraud and updates on leadership and the 2026 COLA
Steady, But Tariffs Could Bump Them Up Later
Forecasters expect tariffs to lead to higher inflation, which could mean COLA predictions will rise later this year
Senate Finance Committee Advances Bisignano Nomination to Lead Social Security Administration
Frank Bisignano's nomination was advanced despite resistance from Democrats who voiced concerns over his relationship with DOGE officials
T. Rowe Price Launches Social Security Analyzer Tool
The product comes as T. Rowe Price also unveils its "The Power of Social Security" resource for financial advisors
Savers Question Social Security Administration’s Promise to Pay Out Benefits
However, T. Rowe Price experts say the distrust among certain workers could be superficial
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks DOGE Access to Social Security Info
U.S. District Judge Ellen Lipton Hollander has blocked DOGE from accessing and tampering with sensitive SSA information and data
Over Half of Workers Have Access to a Workplace Retirement Plan
New report finds as of 2023, 66.6 million had access through work while 59 million did not (excluding gig workers); report also explores impact newer state-facilitated IRA programs are having to expand access
SSA Pushes Back on Claims of Widespread Death Record Fraud
Social Security Administration issues release saying that annually, less than one-third of 1% are erroneously reported deaths that need to be corrected