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Social Security reminds workers about ‘resurrecting’ people wrongly declared dead
Spurred by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, the Social Security Administration is combing through its databases to check whether beneficiaries are alive or dead. It has already added dates of death to millions of people’s records,
Medicaid and Social Security Face Budget Cuts. What’s Ahead for America’s Social Safety Net.
House Republicans aim to cut federal spending by $2 trillion, hitting Medicaid and other programs. How the cuts could impact millions of Americans.
Big changes to Social Security have some people worried. What to expect.
Contoversial changes at the Social Security Administration ramped up worries from Yahoo FInance readers. Here are some of your questions and comments.
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New Social Security age rule starts in November: What it means
A new retirement age rule begins in November 2025 for millions of Americans. Here's how your birth year affects your benefits.
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Fall River woman sentenced to prison for stealing child’s Social Security benefits
A Fall River woman was sentenced to prison Monday in federal court in Boston for stealing her child’s Social Security benefits for six years.
Is No Tax on Social Security in GOP House Bill? What to Know
President Donald Trump first vowed to nix taxes on Social Security income during his campaign for the 2024 election.
Social Security Disability rules after age 55
Morgan, Collins, Yeast & Salyer outlines how you could qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits if you can no longer work and are 55 or older.
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What are the top baby names in Alabama? Here's what Social Security Administration says
The Social Security Administration says there's consistency in the rankings with the 2024 baby name rankings. How does AL compare?
Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for 2026 is projected to be lowest in recent years. Why that may change
New government inflation data shows the pace of inflation has subsided from pandemic-era highs. Social Security beneficiaries may see a smaller benefit boost.
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