SOCIAL SECURITY

Social Security benefits can go a long way toward making ends meet in retirement, so it's wise to ensure you know what to expect.

The president has been trying to paint his challenger as old and senile even though he's only three years younger.

Business groups have cast doubt on the Trump's executive order to defer payroll taxes, as they believe it will cause serious financial hardships for employees.

You could lose some of your retirement money -- but it won't be gone forever.

The U.S. Government Accountability Office outlined the mistakes the IRS made in its report, which included ignoring protocols for screening potential payments to the deceased and failure to notify the Social Security Administration and Treasury Department.

Some of these actions to boost your retirement benefits may surprise you!

Forced retirement can have serious consequences, and right now, it's a lot of seniors' reality.

Protecting employee rights may become more important once the coronavirus crisis passes, revitalizing unionization pushes.

According to the most recent Trustees Report, seniors on Social Security could see a 20% reduction in scheduled benefits come 2035.

The payments are part of the $2.2 trillion CARES act signed into law by President Donald Trump.

The sites are allegedly charging around $250 for tests that can reportedly get results within 24 hours.

The CDC says people should stay home if they're sick but 30% of workers, especially low-paid works and part-timers, have no paid sick leave.

Trump has repeatedly flirted with the idea of slashing benefits, a shift from his 2016 campaign promises to protect those programs

Your benefits may be subject to both state and federal taxes in retirement, but there are ways to avoid them.

In Davos, Trump said cuts to benefits will "at some point" be considered

By planning for the necessary financial adjustments needed to meet your short-term, intermediate and long-term goals, you can have full confidence in your ability to remain financially secure.

Are benefits really in trouble? And if so, to what extent?

Confident he can beat Donald Trump in 2020, Sen. Bernie Sanders calls for "fundamental change" in the U.S. economy and politics on Fox News Sunday.

A new scam making the rounds targets people’s social security numbers.

Are you one of those parents putting your adult kids' desires over your own savings?

While there's no way for sure to know what your future Social Security benefit will be, this guide can help you get a ballpark idea.