If you're married and retired or about to retire, you and your spouse could begin losing more than $18,000 per year in Social ...

Technically, by 2033, Social Security payments would be higher than these current averages due to annual cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs), which are designed to prevent inflation from eroding the ...

You're not alone if you're worried about running out of money in retirement. You do what you can to save on your own, but it's tough to know whether you've set aside enough. Social Security's looming ...

Social Security is facing a $25.1 trillion long-term funding shortfall, as well as the prospect of sweeping benefit cuts in as little as seven years. Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano is ...

The latest report from the Social Security Trustees confirmed a scenario that has many people worried: The program is facing a major financial shortfall that could force it to slash benefits come 2035 ...

Many Americans fear that Social Security is going to run out or not provide promised benefits. It's very unlikely that there will be a direct reduction in the amount of benefits provided to retirees.

Most Social Security recipients feel as though cuts are inevitable at some point in their lives. At the current deficit, Social Security would need to cut benefits by about 23% beginning in 2034.

A Social Security 'war room,' threats to shut the agency, worker buyouts and a restraining order - here's a timeline of what has taken place so far this year Millions of Americans rely on Social ...

Social Security is less than a decade away from insolvency, which could lead to a 24% benefit cut. The Social Security Commissioner indicated that all options were on the table before ruling out the ...