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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 Rumored to Sign Social Security Bill on Jan. 6
The National Fraternal Order of Police posted on social media that Biden is expected to pass the Social Security Fairness Act next Monday
The Best of 2024: Most-Viewed Content
As the year comes to a close, here are the topics and coverage that caught readers’ eyes over the past 12 months
Social Security Fairness Act Passes Senate
The bill would increase benefits for close to 3 million Social Security beneficiaries
Key Changes May Come in Latest Social Security Bill
The Social Security Fairness Act was initially passed by the Senate on Wednesday and is now waiting on a final vote
Initial 2026 Social Security COLA Prediction: 2.5%
Yes, it’s admittedly way too early to accurately predict what the Social Security cost of living adjustment (COLA)…
Trump Nominates Fiserv CEO Frank Bisignano to Head Social Security
Bisignano has previously worked for JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Shearson Lehman Brothers
Group Warns on ‘Cost of Doing Nothing’ About Social Security
Peterson Foundation says waiting until Trust Fund depletion would necessitate payroll tax increases or benefit cuts about one-fifth higher than if the Congress acted today
Retirees Question the Future of Social Security
The latest TCRS study finds that 42% of respondents believe Social Security will be the reduced or eliminated
10 Cities Where Social Security Benefits Evaporate Fastest… And 10 Where They Last Longest
New analysis from GOBankingRates shows Social Security lasts fewer than 10 days in six cities; lasts more than a month in four
Medicare Premiums Growing Twice as Fast as Social Security COLA
As CMS announces 2025 Medicare premiums and deductibles, new analysis finds Medicare Part B costs growing at more than double the rate of the Social Security cost-of-living adjustments