The One Big Beautiful Bill, backed by President Donald Trump, proposes significant changes to the U.S. tax code, impacting ...

The bill passed by the House would raise the standard deduction by up to $4,000 for those 65 and over, starting in 2025 to ...

A second amendment came on April 14, when the SSA announced that anyone wishing to apply for Social Security or make account ...

Modest to meaningful Social Security payout reductions are on the way for approximately 2 million retired workers, survivor ...

House Republicans’ sweeping budget bill does not eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits — a signature piece of President Donald Trump’s platform — but officials say an enhanced standard deduction ...

A new policy may prompt nearly 2 million more beneficiaries to visit local Social Security offices every year. Those trips ...

The Trump administration last month started garnishing paychecks and Social Security benefits to collect defaulted loans.

The U.S. Department of Education is pausing its plan to garnish people’s Social Security benefits if they’ve defaulted on ...

At the age of 62, Americans can start claiming social security benefits, but many people choose to wait a few extra years.

The “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a legislative package of tax and policy changes recently passed by the House of Representatives, has fueled renewed debate over the taxing of Social Security benefits.

The Department of Education said Tuesday that student loan borrowers in default who also collect Social Security would not ...

Social Security problems have been emerging for people in Northeast Ohio as changes have been made to policy at the administration.