Social Security recipients may still qualify for SNAP, but the rules can be complex. This guide breaks down eligibility, senior-specific rules, and how to apply for added nutritional support ...

The Social Security Administration circulated an imprecise email about the provisions in the new law. Here’s what it actually does.

As we step into 2025, staying informed about updates in crucial programs like Social Security and the Supplemental Nutrition ...

"I am happy to inform you that under the Social Security Pension Scheme, all the elderly, disabled, and widowed women will now get a pension of Rs. 1100 instead of Rs. 400 every month," said Kumar on ...

The Social Security Act was signed into law in August of 1935. As such, the program is coming up on its 90th birthday. But that doesn’t mean the program’s rules haven’t budged since 1935.

If you're in one of the first two categories, the general idea is that some or all of your Social Security benefits can be withheld if your income exceeds a certain threshold. Here's what I mean ...

Social Security can't run out of money, simply because it gets most of its revenue from payroll taxes. So as long as there's an active labor force, the program can continue to exist.

If policymakers fail to act before 2033, every Social Security recipient’s check will be cut by 23%, according to a 2025 report.

The latest annual report from the Boards of Trustees overseeing the Social Security and Medicare programs reveals mounting financial pressures, with significant trust fund depletion dates approaching ...

Social Security is dipping into its trust fund to pay current retirees, with spending outpacing its revenue from payroll ...

And she said it’s largely a self-inflicted wound by Congress for passing the Social Security Fairness Act, which she called a “fiscally irresponsible benefit increase” for public sector workers.

The Medicare and Social Security trust funds are facing insolvency, with Social Security projected to cover only 81% of benefits by 2034 and Medicare just 89% of benefits by 2033.