The Social Security Administration says most won’t pay federal income taxes on their benefits. But Congress didn’t directly ...

For those relying on Social Security benefits, anything that interferes with their arrival could be a major problem. That’s ...

The changes to Social Security’s repayment policies will mean that some recipients will see 50 percent of their monthly check ...

Shortly after Congress sent the bill to Trump’s desk, the Social Security Administration informed program participants in a release that the bill “eliminates federal income taxes on Social Security ...

The solution is to do away with the millionaire loophole. Anyone making $170,000 and over only has to pay Social Security taxes on that amount and not on the rest of their income.

A recent Social Security Administration celebratory email is more sleight of hand than actuality. As our GOP reps and senators praise their Big, Beautiful Bill, the devil is in the details.

Right now, you pay into Social Security on the first $175,000. Remove the income cap so everyone pays on their entire income and more money goes into the Social Security fund. Problem solved.

Under the Joe Biden administration, Social Security clawbacks for overpayments were reduced to 10% per check, which is down from the 100% clawback rate that existed when President Barack Obama was ...

People below a certain combined income — currently $25,000 for individuals and $32,000 for joint filers — don’t pay federal income taxes on their Social Security benefits; combined income ...

In May, more than 74 million U.S. residents received Social Security, Supplemental Security Income or both, according to federal data. The new deduction for seniors gradually decreases for income ...