Tax season is probably everyone’s least favorite time of year. But the experience can be a little more daunting for millions ...

President Donald Trump's pledges to end taxes on tips and Social Security payments have caught the attention of workers ...

Payroll taxes aren't the only revenue stream for Social Security. The program also gets money by taxing benefits.

Tax season usually brings a refund check for most workers, but if you're retired, you could wind up owing the IRS.

Your benefit statement should have been mailed in January. Here's what it's for and how to request another one if you lost it ...

Retirees in a handful of states may enjoy fatter wallets this year. In several places, state income taxes on Social Security ...

President Donald Trump's plan to eliminate federal taxes on Social Security benefits sounds simple: cut taxes so older adults ...

In an evolving economic landscape, few components affect American livelihoods as significantly as Social Security tax limits. As of March 26, 2025, new tax thresholds have been established, with ...

Since most workers don't pay the full Social Security tax themselves, they wouldn't have to bear the full brunt of any future tax increases themselves, either. If the government decided to increase ...

The limit changes annually to account for any cost-of-living shifts, but in 2025, it's $176,100 per year. You'll have to have ...

April marks the first month that boosted benefits will be paid out to those who were formally impacted by the Windfall ...

Social Security is not designed to be your only source of financial support in retirement. That's why personal savings are necessary to maintain your lifestyle when you stop working. Learn how to ...