The Latest Breaking News from Social Security

If you’ve ever worried about tax fraud, you’re not alone. Tax fraud can happen to anyone, and it’s a real headache. Maybe you found out someone used your Social Security number. Maybe you noticed a strange tax return filed in your name. Now, you’re wondering: what happens if you use…

For many senior citizens, a call or email from a government agency like the Social Security Administration or the IRS commands immediate attention and respect. Scammers know this, and they are exploiting that trust in a wave of sophisticated new attacks. These modern government-impersonation scams have moved beyond simple phone…

Picture it: a family sorting through boxes of old photographs, worn letters, and cherished keepsakes after a loved one’s passing—only to find a letter from the government demanding money back. It’s not a scam, and it’s not a clerical joke. It’s the Social Security Administration (SSA) attempting to collect overpayments,…

You might be tempted to settle for the cheapest set of wheels you can find to save money, but keep in mind that cheap to buy can mean expensive to own.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is not just watching your work history—it’s keeping an eye on certain money moves that can cost you benefits if handled the wrong way. Many people assume that only wages count as income, but the SSA’s definition is broader and sometimes surprising.

For many couples, Social Security spousal benefits are a critical part of their retirement income strategy. These benefits allow one spouse to receive up to 50% of the other spouse’s full retirement benefit, providing valuable financial support when one partner has a lower work history. But what many don’t realize…

If you’re a retiree or planning for your golden years, you want every new piece of legislation to bolster—not threaten—your nest egg. But while the One Big Beautiful Bill is touted as a win for seniors, it may carry surprising risks that could destabilize your finances, coverage, or long-term security.…

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GOBankingRates spoke with a retiree about how their finances have changed in the last two years since they have been receiving Social Security benefits.

The Social Security Administration (SSA) is making it easier for people with severe medical conditions to access disability benefits by adding 13 diseases to its Compassionate Allowances List.

If you're confused about what the Big Beautiful Bill means for you, we breakdown the new guidance below.