The Social Security Fairness Act, effective May 2025, revolutionizes benefits for retirees and beneficiaries, addressing long ...

The Republican-backed 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' has stirred debate over its approach to Social Security, diverging from ...

"This would be a major step in aligning the death benefit with current ... aim to expand or adjust Social Security often face hurdles, especially given the broader debate on Social Security's ...

3.2 million Americans will get larger Social Security benefits thanks to a recent law change. This could increase their likelihood of owing Social Security benefit taxes. Preparing for these taxes ...

The Social Security Administration has processed 2.3M benefit adjustments. But that still leaves roughly 900K Americans ...

More than 3.2 million Social Security recipients will soon see a boost in their benefits, including those who received pensions from their time as teachers, firefighters, police officers and other ...

Since President Trump returned to office, there’s been plenty of uncertainty revolving around Social Security ... breath in anticipation of a benefits increase under the Trump administration ...

Reevaluate your budget and determine if you'll owe Social Security benefit taxes as a result of the increase. More than 2 million Americans saw a Social Security benefit boost this month thanks to ...

“Social Security benefits and SSI payments will increase in 2025, helping tens of millions of people keep up with expenses even as inflation has started to cool,” said Martin O ...

In 2009, 2010, and 2015, there was no increase as inflation remained roughly the same as the prior year. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced in October 2024 that benefits payable ...

For 2024, the Social Security COLA was 3.2%. Current estimates suggest a 2.57% COLA increase for 2025, which would add approximately $50 per month to benefits, according to the Detroit Free Press.

Learn More » Before receiving your Social Security benefit increase, you should have received a notice from the Social Security Administration telling you what your new checks would look like.