Social Security is coming under increased scrutiny because of its projected long-term financial problems. Suggested changes to the program have included ...
For many Americans, Social Security benefits are the bedrock of retirement income. Yet future retirees could find themselves on shaky ground. The Social ...
You can work part-time and start drawing benefits before full retirement age, but expect smaller Social Security checks – even if you put your earnings toward a 401(k).
All that’s needed are some nips and tucks to get the supplemental retirement program on a sounder financial path. The tougher problems are with Medicare and Medicaid.
If you're eligible for a Social Security survivor benefit, you might be better off claiming the survivor benefit first and switching to your own benefit later.
Because Social Security won't provide a cost-of-living adjustment next year and Medicare Part B premiums likely will rise, some retirees will get smaller checks.
