Social Security Funding
The latest news and developments affecting Social Security funding, and how legislative moves may help or hurt the program.
New Study Finds Broad Bipartisan Support for Social Security Fixes
By Dinah Wisenberg Brin"The degree of bipartisanship is really striking," the University of Maryland's Steven Kull said.
August 24, 2022
5 States Where Older Adults' Life Expectancy Dropped the Most in 2020In the country as a whole, the average amount of time left after age 65 fell 1.1 years.
August 17, 2022
Social Security Must Fix Long Lines: LawmakersSome people are fainting in the heat or sleeping overnight to get in-person service at SSA offices, Reps. Neal and Brady say.
August 10, 2022
Social Security COLA for 2023 Estimated at 9.6%While lower than last month's 10.5% prediction, it would be the biggest increase since 1981.
August 01, 2022
Millennials Are In for a Big Social Security Planning SurpriseThey will likely face a cut in benefits, but closing the gap is more achievable than they might think.
July 29, 2022
8 Things Your Clients Might Not Know About Social SecurityWith 2,278 guidelines in the Social Security Handbook, it's no surprise clients need your advice.
July 29, 2022
Mental Health Could Have Major Impact on Social Security Trust FundIf disability claims spike in the pandemic's aftermath, retirement funds might be needed to cover the shortfall.
July 08, 2022
Social Security Woes Could Cost a Millennial More Than $500,000: HealthView ServicesMillennials who haven't factored Social Security problems into retirement planning may need to cut post-retirement spending.