In 2026, you'll lose $1 in Social Security per $2 of earnings beyond $24,480 if you won't be reaching your full retirement ...

Holding down a job in retirement could lead to more Social Security -- or less.

You've heard the warnings. The headlines scream about trust fund depletion. Friends at work wonder if they'll ever see a dime ...

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

Social Security recipients who work after they reach full retirement age (FRA) are free to earn an unlimited amount of money.

If you're still working in any capacity while receiving Social Security, you could be subject to the retirement earni ...

The Social Security Administration publishes maximum benefits for ages 62, 65, 66, 67, and 70 every year, and updates ...

Social Security can't go bankrupt because its primary revenue stream is taxes on wages. But Social Security is facing a financial shortfall in the coming years that could result in broad benefit cuts.

Learn why the Social Security rule that hits hardest can reduce your retirement income by up to 30% and what steps you can ...

It's hard to believe that 2025 is pretty much almost over. But now that we've reached the tail end of the year, it's time to start looking toward 2026. If you're receiving Social Security, you should ...