The Social Security problem hasn’t gone away. It’s getting worse | Column, Dec. 3 Earned income For more than 50 years, I ...

Many retirees are struggling with their finances, and things could get worse next year if they aren't prepared for this ...

Quick Read Social Security’s OASI trust fund can pay full benefits until 2033, but only 77% thereafter without legislative fixes. Social Security may have to cut benefits if lawmakers don’t find a way ...

The 'Social Security squeeze' is coming for your benefits. Can the program's most existential problems be solved? There are more older Americans than ever, and not enough younger ones. There are lots ...

If you’ve been following the news on Social Security, you may be aware that the program is facing some serious financial ...

Social Security provides predictable monthly payments for millions of disabled and retired Americans and their families. What isn’t so predictable is the government agency’s customer service.

If you’re someone who’s working full-time with a good number of years left until retirement, you may be wondering what role ...

Many retirees are finding their monthly payments aren't as big as expected.

The Social Security program faces crucial issues including a projected trust fund shortfall by 2033, an aging population that’s reducing the worker-to-beneficiary ratio and ongoing political gridlock.

Social Security is facing the possibility of sweeping benefit cuts for retired workers and survivors of deceased workers by 2033. The most popular solution to strengthen America's leading retirement ...

The Cassidy-Kaine proposal also diverts Congressional attention from really fixing Social Security Sen. Bill Cassidy, the Louisiana Republican, has resurrected his proposal - this time with Virginia ...

Social Security is the backbone of many people’s retirement planning. However, figuring out when to retire is often easier ...