Benefits will be paid as usual in December, following the government shutdown that lasted from October to mid-November.

Some payments from the U.S. Social Security Administration will arrive a little bit differently this December.

If you're married to someone who's eligible for Social Security, or you were married to someone in that boat, you may be ...

There's no rule against working and claiming Social Security benefits at the same time. But if you're under your full ...

The Social Security Administration has spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying to update the occupational data used in ...

Retirees living on just Social Security can keep their holiday budgets down with some careful planning and thrifty ...

When should you claim Social Security? There are a lot of different answers to this question, depending on who you ask. There ...

Most Social Security recipients know their income won't change until the new year, when the cost-of-living adjustment kicks ...

Social Security recipients will soon see changes to how they receive benefits and to the cost-of-living adjustment. Here's ...

Social Security faces a 24% benefit cut in under 10 years. Officials are weighing income caps and tax increases to prevent it ...

Getting a raise is always a nice thing, whether you’re working or you’re a retiree who collects Social Security. And the more ...

Millions of retirees could stop paying federal taxes on Social Security benefits under new legislation and a temporary $6,000 ...