Social Security: Is This Unfair Rule Costing You Some of Your Benefits?
You're liable for Social Security taxes if your combined income exceeds $25,000 as a single tax-filer or $32,000 as a married ...
4 Social Security rule changes taking effect in April 2025
Some could improve your life, and others could lead to new headaches. But they're still worth keeping in the back of your ...
This Big Change to Social Security Is Only Going to Happen 1 More Time in 2026
The big Social Security change happening in 2026 is a change to the full retirement age (FRA). FRA is the age you can claim ...
An outdated Social Security rule that desperately needs to change
Payroll taxes aren't the only revenue stream for Social Security. The program also gets money by taxing benefits.
Social Security increase: Higher payments starting this month, here’s who qualifies
The amount of monthly benefit change will vary greatly, according to the Social Security Administration. Depending on factors ...
Musk floats falsehoods about Social Security, immigrants as DOGE seeks changes
Elon Musk presented the fact that some noncitizens have Social Security numbers as shocking. But that’s how it’s supposed to ...
4 important changes to Social Security under Trump
The changes come as a record-setting cohort of Americans is hitting traditional retirement age, a four-year bubble of late ...
What These Social Security Administration Changes Mean to You
Most Americans are served in some way by the Social Security Administration (SSA), and each will have to adjust to a new ...
Social Security April 2025: Not prepared for new changes? Here’s what to do last-minute
The SSA said it is rolling out several updates starting April 14, 2025. The changes will be aimed at ‘enhancing security and ...
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New Social Security rules: Who gets more and who risks losing benefits?
Social Security changes in 2025: benefit increases, stricter identity verification, and full recovery of overpayments.
Social Security Map Shows States Most Impacted by Trump Rule Change
According to data from the SSA, some 478,000 Americans living in U.S. states still receive their monthly benefit in the post. In American territories like Puerto Rico and Guam, around 7,200 still get ...