Fact: Mental health issues and less conspicuous impairments can also qualify a person for Social Security Disability benefits ...

Unfortunately, you can't delay and grow your Social Security benefits indefinitely. Once you turn 70, you no longer get ...

I’m sure you’ve heard that old saying that goes something like this: “If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck — it’s a ...

Here are eight Social Security myths — debunked by professionals ... That doesn’t always work for everyone.” He then explained two examples of why it wouldn’t be the best idea to ...

There are many myths about how bad Social Security’s condition currently is. However, the reality is very different from some of the headlines you might see in the news and on social media.

Collecting Social Security benefits is an important part ... misunderstandings and myths are common. Here are some (along with why they’re not true): A record number of baby boomers are turning ...

As Congress grapples with that scenario and the even more urgent crisis involving the federal debt ceiling, I thought it might be a good time to separate facts and myths about the Social Security ...

With the full retirement age (FRA) set at 67 for those born between 1960 and 1970, Americans are grappling with new Social ...

We will provide guidance on how Social Security fits into your broader retirement income strategy. Here are six myths about Social Security — debunked: Myth 1: Social Security benefits won’t be there ...

I’ve just released a new book. It’s called “Social Security: 100 Myths and 100 Facts.” You can get a hard copy of the book for less than 10 bucks at Amazon.com. You can get an electronic ...

“There are many misconceptions and myths about how the program is financed, and what it provides.” Social Security will not run out of money. The program is financed by payroll taxes, so as ...