Public confidence in the economy has been rattled by news out of the White House, most recently noises about cuts to Social ...

Whether you're a young worker or a senior already collecting benefits, you've probably wondered if you'll be able to count on ...

With Social Security set to reach its max-payment threshold sometime in the next decade, it's time for investors to think ...

The Social Security Administration recently said it could save $800 million annually, but doing so will require a significant ...

There isn't a single strategy that will keep Social Security solvent for the foreseeable future. It'll likely to take a ...

Amid the Trump administration’s cuts, the 79-year-old sees "a direct threat to the most popular government program that has ...

Fox News Digital spoke to a data expert about Democrats who are pushing back on Elon Musk's claim that Social Security ...

The changes come as a record-setting cohort of Americans is hitting traditional retirement age, a four-year bubble of late baby boomers that has come to be known as “peak 65.” ...

Democrats and Independents have warned that cuts to the Social Security Administration's budget are a step toward privatizing ...

However, the plan is controversial because of its potential impact on the Social Security Trust Fund and the primary beneficiaries of the tax cut. Social Security benefits are taxed based on income.

The Social Security Administration overpays billions in benefits each year. The agency is stepping up efforts to recoup the ...

The blunt answer is no, for two very good reasons.