Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger and Senator Mike Lee re-introduced the Immediate Access for the Terminally Ill Act.

If you receive Social Security benefits in 2026, there are several changes to the program that will impact your payments.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tom Hager – “Mister Social Security” – offers expert advice from Ohio. This article explains the many Social Security benefits ...

Understand the potential impact of Social Security benefit cuts. Learn how future payouts may decrease for retirees and ...

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About one-third of adults under age 30 aren't confident Social Security will exist when they get to retirement. Social Security may be a program for a majority of American workers, but younger ...

For years, married couples could use a “file and suspend” trick to boost their combined Social Security income. In that strategy, you’d claim your own retirement benefit at full retirement age (FRA) ...

For millions of Americans, including federal employees and annuitants, Social Security and Medicare represent foundational pillars of retirement, providing financial support and health care coverage.

Whether you rely on Social Security for some of your retirement income, most of it, or all of it, you probably do not want to see that monthly paycheck shrink. So if you've been hearing about benefit ...

As the new year approaches, Americans preparing their finances should be aware of several Social Security changes for 2026. More than 70 million people across the U.S. receive money from the Social ...

Claiming spousal benefits allows you to earn up to 50% of the primary claiming spouse's benefit. Note that claiming spousal benefits early results in a larger reduction than for standard benefits.