A slimmed-down workforce will handle cases on a nationwide basis — what does that mean for its 75 million beneficiaries?

Most Americans can't answer simple questions about what will happen when Social Security's reserves run dry in 2033.

A larger raise won't necessarily help seniors maintain their buying power.

Social Security faces major challenges in 2026. Learn the three biggest problems that could impact benefits and what it means ...

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 ...

There's a problem with the tax rules applied to Social Security benefits. Many seniors were excited about promises that Social Security benefits would not be taxable in the future. While tax rules for ...

12% of men and 15% of women ages 65 and older rely on Social Security for 90% or more of their income. Social Security replaces about 40% of pre-retirement income for average earners but most retirees ...

Many retirees rely on Social Security to help cover costs. The Senior Citizens League has warned that there's a big problem with Social Security that's only getting worse. Lawmakers need to act, or ...

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 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 ...

Like all savers, the Social Security program benefits from high interest rates. Money paid into the Social Security system is invested in bonds and other high-quality securities that pay interest.