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Social Security sorely needs an intervention. But will one popular proposal mess with your retirement agenda?

Retirees can't afford not to know about what's happening to the program that generates much of their income.

Wouldn't it be nice if the correct interpretation of the data is the optimistic one? Indeed, it would. But it ain't.

Social Security recipients could see the biggest cost-of-living raise in four decades.

A recent report shows that the program is in better financial shape than expected -- but only slightly.

Both Social Security and Medicare programs are heading towards insolvency in the coming years, according to annual reports released by the Trustees of the two programs.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

By: Sid Salter As the midterm elections approach, why isn’t their more interest in the approaching U.S. Social Security and Medicare policy abyss? In 2020, Social Security provided retirement, disability and survivor benefits to some 416,500 Mississippians with monthly benefits averaging $1,420 pe

STARKVILLE • As the midterm elections approach, why isn’t their more interest in the approaching U.S. Social Security and Medicare policy abyss?

This year the Social Security Administration estimates that the average monthly payment to retired couples will be up to $2,753 after a historic 2022 COLA.