Social Security faces a fundamental problem that millions of Americans will soon confront directly. The program’s retirement ...

Social Security isn’t going bankrupt, but it’s heading toward a funding crisis that could reduce monthly checks by nearly a ...

It's important to have a sense of the current timeline.

There’s a reason the name “Social Security” tends to trigger a strong reaction in working Americans and retirees alike.

The Social Security insolvency date moving to 2033 bring retirement risk. Some experts urge early claiming to avoid potential ...

Retirees will receive a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2026. However, history suggests that this is part of a disappointing trend for Social Security. Potential benefit cuts on the horizon ...

Gen Z would rather cut Social Security benefits for retirees than raise their own taxes to keep the program afloat. That finding comes from a sweeping new national survey from the Cato Institute, a ...

The tax cuts should help some people, but changes to programs such as food stamps will hurt low-income consumers.

2025 marked a volatile year for the 41.7 million Americans who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, to buy food. But while their benefits were restored after the government ...