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Lawmakers Re-Introduce the Social Security Expansion Act

With the clock ticking, we’ll show you how a handful of lawmakers are working to ensure Social Security solvency.

Over 25% of Americans start collecting Social Security at this age. We’ll tell you what it is and why they don’t wait longer.

Be sure to read this post if you want to know the ten states where your Social Security dollars will go the furthest.

If you receive Social Security benefits, here’s how to know if you need to pay taxes on that retirement income.

The Social Security full retirement age is increasing. See why this means some people may need to delay retirement plans.

Shoring up the dwindling Social Security trust fund is simple if everyone pays their fair share of payroll taxes.

A Social Security boost for more than 3.2 million retired teachers, first responders and other pension recipients is coming in April.

Don’t believe all the doom and gloom. Here are a few things happening to Social Security that we can be happy about.

Inflation continues to outpace the annual Social Security COLA. It’s time Congress adopts a new formula better suited to senior spending.

You don’t want to lose any of your retirement income. Here are five common mistakes that can impact your Social Security benefits.