Game-Changing Social Security Boost For Teachers & Public Workers
The Social Security Fairness Act eliminates two provisions, the WEP and the GPO, that have been penalizing a sizable portion of the workforce for more than four decades.
When will police, teachers receive raise from new Social Security Fairness Act?
Former Louisiana Congressman Garret Graves' Social Security Fairness Act repeals WEP and GPO penalties for millions of government retirees.
The New Social Security ‘Fairness’ Act Is Neither Fair Nor Just
Aldeman: Giving some retirees extra funds will undermine the program's progressive nature, cost taxpayers billions, force painful cuts down the road.
Social Security Benefits to Change Under New Bill: Here's Who's Impacted
If passed, new legislation would allow disabled Americans to marry without losing Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits.
Social Security Fairness Act opens access to benefits for public employees
The Social Security Fairness Act was co-sponsored by U.S. Rep. Garret Graves, R-Baton Rouge, and U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D- Virginia. The bill eliminates federal provisions that reduce benefits for teachers,
Social Security Fairness Act Could Boost Retirement Checks by $360
Retirement security has taken a major step forward for public sector pensioners following a significant reform of the US Social Security system. The approval of the Social Security Fairness Act in 2024 marks a historic victory by eliminating two long-standing and contentious provisions,
Biden signed a big Social Security change into law — are you affected? Here's what you can do if it impacts you
U.S. President Joe Biden signed the Social Security Fairness Act into law on Jan. 5., increasing the ability of retired public service workers who receive pensions to access Social Security benefits.
Worried about Social Security's future? Here's what experts say to consider before claiming benefits
A new law adds to Social Security's benefit costs at a time the program's funding is already running low. Here's what that ...
US recovers $31 million in Social Security payments to dead people
The U.S. government has clawed back more than $31 million in Social Security payments that improperly went to dead people.
Social Security’s COLA is expected to drop in 2026 — but how low could it go?
Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment is expected to shrink in 2026 and could be the lowest increase seen in a decade.
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Your Social Security Benefits Aren't Guaranteed. Here's How You Could Lose Them
Millions of Americans rely on Social Security benefits, and the program is something millions more look forward to when they ...
Bridging the gap to Social Security with an annuity: How it works
For early retirees, using an annuity is one way to bridge the years between leaving the workforce and claiming Social ...
This Was the Average Social Security Benefit in 1984, and Here's What It Is Now
In 1984, the average benefit was just $460.57 per month. It's steadily gone up over time, with today's retirees earning an ...
How About We Delay Social Security In Return For A Delayed 401k Tax?
In return for America’s workers voluntarily delaying their earliest Social Security benefits from 62 to 72, the volunteers ...
What the Social Security Fairness Act Means for You
Retirees with public pensions and their spouses are now eligible for their full Social Security benefits.
Here's Exactly How I Plan to Spend My Social Security Checks in Retirement
A big chunk of my income later in life is already spoken for, forcing me to think about the two biggest expenses I can ...