Social Security Expansion Act Archives - Page 9 of 25

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

Bigger Social Security Checks on the Way for Millions of Recipients

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

Enough is enough! Congress needs to listen to what the American people want and finally act to shore up Social Security solvency.

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

When it comes to payroll taxes, Americans are united across party lines. Find out why so many want to see taxes increase.

The majority of retirees agree the Social Security COLA is not sufficient. See what needs to be done to help struggling seniors.

Knowledge is power. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself from potential Social Security benefit cuts.

As Social Security gets closer to insolvency and being forced to cut benefits, calls comparing it to a Ponzi scheme are increasing.

Let’s explore how this year’s modest COLA compares to past years and how it could (or should) change in the future.

Here’s why millions of older Americans could face poverty if lawmakers don’t act soon to shore up Social Security.