Most retirees simply don't have spare funds to cope with a Social Security cut. Is this something to worry about?

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Social Security is broken and needs to be fixed with a transition plan to private accounts, which would provide higher retirement income, promote economic growth, and eliminate the ...

Of course, there's a downside to delaying Social Security. Not only might it force you to work longer, but if you don't end up living a very long life, a delayed claim could also result in smaller ...

Do you know who can garnish your monthly Social Security benefit? Or take the funds from your bank account? Learn how to protect your benefits from creditors.

A United States Treasury government check rests on top of a Social Security card. The Social Security Administration (SSA) issued a press release and an email to tens of millions of Americans ...

The reality, of course, is that many people who sign up for Social Security at 62 do so because they have to retire and need the money due to not having savings.

As we celebrate this 90th anniversary, we must also keep our eyes firmly on the future. Social Security is not a program of ...

Some seniors could soon see their Social Security garnished for student loan payments. Here’s how much the government can take.