How much more could you need to retire comfortably if the Social Security trust fund runs dry in 2032? Our analysis shows how ...

You'd lock in a permanent 30% cut to dodge a 22% one that might never happen. The math is brutal.

A new bipartisan bill, the Social Security Commission Act, would create a 13-member commission to fix Social Security before ...

A typical couple retiring in 2033 could see annual benefits cut by about $16,900 if Social Security’s trust fund runs out.

Social Security and Medicare funds are running dry. See how potential benefit cuts could impact your retirement.

Retiring” GOP Senator Bill Cassidy has proposed a “big idea” to partially shore up Social Security’s finances which could be ...

Don't try to "save" or "fix" Social Security, a fundamentally demented system with 2.3 workers per retiree in 2040. But what should replace it?

Social Security's trust fund runs dry by late 2032, which would trigger an automatic 22% cut to benefits without congressional action. Congress could raise the 12.4% payroll tax, eliminate the ...

Suze Orman has a well-known case for waiting until 70 to claim Social Security, but the 2026 Trustees Report introduced a ...

Typical newly retired, dual-income couples retiring in 2033 will lose $16,900 annually in Social Security, CRFB says. Medicare will worsen the pain.

Senator Chuck Grassley said the Social Security retirement trust fund is projected to be depleted in 2032.

No matter how well you've prepared for retirement, there's one potential hiccup that could get in your way – Social Security cuts. And unfortunately, those cuts could be coming sooner than expected.