During the 2024 U.S. Presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised to protect Social Security for seniors. Since taking office in January, he’s gone to work making some significant reforms to the program through executive orders. While certain promises, like ending taxation on Social Security

When I first started learning about Social Security, one of the things that stood out in my mind was how easy it is to set yourself up with larger monthly benefits for life. All you need to do is delay your claim until age 70 (or delay beyond full retirement age), and voilà — a higher monthly

President Trump promised multiple times during his campaign that he would not cut Social Security benefits. Instead, he vowed to protect and strengthen the program by eliminating fraud. Trump also proposed ending taxes on Social Security benefits, a message that undoubtedly resonated with senior

Taxes are, unfortunately, a part of life. And by the time you get to retirement, you may be used to them. But it’s one thing to pay taxes on things like your salary or even retirement plan withdrawals. It can feel like another thing entirely to pay taxes on your Social Security benefits. Start Your

Social Security isn’t always the easiest program to navigate because it’s constantly going through changes. Some changes are expected, such as cost-of-living adjustments, wage base limit adjustments, and retirement earnings test threshold changes. Other changes are unexpected and can happen